Sloppy Joes Print artwork The Beach Music and Shag

The Beach Music and Shag tradition continued until Hurricane Hugo dealt a final blow in 1989

Myrtle Beaches first passenger and freight station was constructed by Myrtle Beach Farms Company (Burroughs and Chapin Co

1960 to 1970

Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs

Sloppy Joes Print artwork The Beach Music and ShagThis World Famous Myrtle Beach eatery and Bingo Hall was located on the corner of 9th Ave. N and Ocean Blvd. (Where Ripleys Believe it or Not now stands.) Sloppy Joes served up everything from Footlong Hotdogs and fries to a full course Meat, Tea, and Three (choice of meat, iced tea and choice of 3 vegetables) for $1. 25 And breakfast too! Serving the public 24 hours a day, 365 days a year gave credence to its famous saying. We may Doze, But Never