Top Hat Rollaway, 154 Elm St, Holyoke, Massachusetts

• Operator: Frederick Zytkiewicz Sr. & Fred Jr.(1958)^[1]
• Manager: ^[?]
• Pro/Coach: Fred Zytkiewicz Jr.^[2] (1959), Jerry Michon^[3] (1965),
• Organist: Eliott Lockwood (1961)^[4]
• Floor size: ^[?]
• Floor type: ^[?]
• Primary reason for closing: Rink was sold to Ed Nacke Chevrolet in 1967.^[5]
• Opened: 1958^[1] - 1967^[5]
(USARSA Nationals, NEARSA Ads for the Top Hat: 1961-1966.)

• Before Top Hat Rollaway, the building was Groise Bros. Garage, Stearns Car Co. (1916), Skilling's Garage & Tire Station. (1920), Seyffer Motors (1952) & Yoerg's Auto Body (1955).
• In 1967, after the Top Hat Rollaway, it became a garage for Ed Nacke Chevrolet.^[5]

• Next door was the recently closed Bowl-O-Drome and later, Fun Time Lanes.

NOTE: Before the Top Hat Rollaway on Elm Steet, there was a Top Hat Hall (Formerly "The Arcadia") located on 261 Appleton St., 2nd floor, Holyoke. It had bingo, dancing and roller skating.