But first it was:
Lakeside Casino Dance Hall, 44 Lake Street, South Coventry, Connecticut
• Owner: Daniel Killourey^[1] (1909-1929), John Killourey^[1] (1909-1929), 1936 foreclosed, St. John Birch Society^[1] (1936-1938)
• Floor size: 10,000 sq ft.^[1]
• Opened: 1909^[1] - 1938^[1]
There may have been skating before 1938, but that's unconfirmed at this time.
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Sholes Lakeside Casino Roller Rink, 44 Lake Street, South Coventry, Connecticut
• Owner: St. John Birch Society.^[1]
• Leased by: Morris & Nellie Sholes and Leonard Sholes (son). (1938 - 1965)^[1]
• Manager: ^[?]
• Pro/Coach: ^[?]
• Organist: Esta Hayes^[4] (1940)
• Floor size: 10,000 sq ft.^[1]
• Floor type: Maple wood.^[3]
• Primary reason for closing: End of lease.
• Opened for skating: 1938^[1] - 1965^[1]
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Ray's Roller Rink, 44 Lake Street, South Coventry, Connecticut
• Operator: Mr & Mrs Ray Schmidt (1965)^[6]
• Manager: ^[?]
• Pro/Coach: Ray & Jean^[6]
• Opened: 1965^[12] - 1978^[14]
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Coventry Roller Carnival Skating RInk
• Operator: James Totten & Richard Cromie^[15]
• Manager: Sharon Fagan^[16]
• Primary reason for closing: Bank foreclosure^[14]
• Opened: 1978^[14] - 1982^[14]