The Pad (1955) Myrtle Beach History Landmark closed in 1973 and

Landmark closed in 1973 and was imploded on Friday the 13th of September 1974 much to the Dismay of tourist and locals alike

It's no wonder locals and tourist alike also come back year after year for Lee's Award Winning She Crab Soup

this Graffiti covered

and cold draft beer

The Pad (1955) Myrtle Beach History Landmark closed in 1973 andTHE PAD (Sketched as it looked in the 60's) 84 S. Ocean Blvd., North Myrtle Beach (Ocean Drive) during its "Baby Boomer Hey Day" (1955 1985), this Graffiti covered, delightfully dilapidated former beach house became the "Second Home" to shaggers, lifeguards, and the rowdy college crowd. The Pad's popular "Grand Poopah" at the time, Harold Bessent, is credited with making it the most famous Shag club on the Southeast Coast for "Babes, Beer, and Beach