Chicago Billiard Museum

[Schming]

I just received this in the mail, thought I'd pass it on:

<span style="color: #3333FF">We are pleased to announce that The Chicago Billiard Museum website is now online and open to the public.

The Museum was founded not only to preserve and share the illustrious history of billiards past, but also to provide a neutral venue for other collectors and historians to share their information as well. In other words, this is just the beginning...

Do drop by and say hello - the chalk is always free.

Mr. Bond
Curator

http://www.chicagobilliardmuseum.org


P.S. Because the website is new, it has not been indexed by google's robots yet - so any attempt to do a " google search" for info on the pages will not work just yet.. give it a week or two. </span>

[Rich R.]

The site looks good and I look forward to reading more there when I have time. Thanks for posting the link.

BTW, it does come up on Google now.

[Bambu]

Thanks. Nice to hear about new business openings instead of the usual closings.

[Scott Lee]

Dave...The Chicago Billiard Museum is only online. It is not a 'brick and mortar' museum. Tons of info and history regarding Chicago pool though. Mr. Bond asked me to consider posting some information to his site, as I'm a former 'Chicago' boy myself...which I plan to do!

Scott Lee

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Bambu</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thanks. Nice to hear about new business openings instead of the usual closings. </div></div>

[Bambu]

Thanks, Scott. A museum with no tangible items seems impossible, but I believe it.