The Blue Law Ballroom AKA The Bank
The Blue Law Ballroom also known as The Bank was only open for about six months in late 1967 and early…
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The Blue Law Ballroom also known as The Bank was only open for about six months in late 1967 and early…
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Read MoreEntertainers from around the world have performed here such as KISS, The Rolling Stones…
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