Misquamicut (Casino) Skating Rink, Misquamicut Beach, 321 Atlantic Ave, Westerly, Rhode Island

• Operator: Charles & Elias Trefes (Also operated Holiday, Middletown & Melody, Groton in CT)^[2]
• Manager: ^[?]
• Pro/Coach: Vera Jean Moore Trefes^[2]
• Organist: ^[?]
• DJ: ^[?]
• Floor size: 50' x 100' with an aisle on both sides and in the front east entry.^[6]
• Floor type: Maple wood
• Primary reason for closing: ^[?]
• Opened: 1911 - 1978

Galaxy Misquamicut Skating Rink, Misquamicut Beach, 321 Atlantic Ave, Westerly, Rhode Island

• Operator: Charles & Elias Trefes^[6]
• Manager: Ron Lawrence^[6]
• Pro/Coach: ^[?]
• DJ: ^[?]
• Floor size: 50' x 100' with an aisle on both sides and in the front east entry.^[6]
• Floor type: Maple wood
• Primary reason for closing: ^[?]
• Opened: 1978 - 1988^[6]

Partial Timeline History:
1894 - 1928 - The area was formally known as Pleasant View.^[5]
1911 - Ed Carpenter built the Casino for dancing, roller skating and big bands.
1913 - Harry Treffes^[4]
1914 - Coastal storm^[5]
1929 - Officially changed to Misquamicut.
1938 - Hurricane^[5]
1944 - "Great New England Hurricane"
1954 - "Hurricane Carol"^[5]
1958 - 52 acre parcel of land was purchased, known as Misquamicut State Beach.
1978 - 1988 - Roller rink became Galaxy Roller Rink^[6]
1988 - New owners operated the Windjammer Lounge out of the old restaurant that was attached and carried the lounge into what was the rink.^[6]
1992 - Reposssed the property and I [Ron Lawrence] operated the Windjammer Restaurant til 1997.^[6]
1997 - Changed the name to The White Star Line Restaurant. Old skating rink became the White Star Line Ballroom when used for events and The Windjammer Lounge for concerts.^[6]
2005 - Restaurant closed and the old skating rink reverted back to being the Windjammer.^[6]