Sonny's Pavilion Print Myrtle Beach History and Victor Shamah have proven

and Victor Shamah have proven to it’s millions of patrons throughout the decades “Ya can’t beat fun

Constructed in 1960

who continue the tradition of serving up the freshest local Seafood

one block south of the (since razed) Myrtle Beach Pavilion

In the summer of 2012

Sonny's Pavilion Print Myrtle Beach History and Victor Shamah have provenPictured as it looked in 1955 1989 (the original stood from 1949 1954) "Shaggers" have Dr. N. F. "Sonny" Nixon to thank for moving and converting a simple gazebo into one of the most popular beer and boogie joints on the North Strand. What a difference a Wurlitzer Jukebox, a dance floor, and no midnight curfews can make. The beach party, like everything else, came to a halt Oct. 15 1954 with the onslaught of Hurricane Hazel. Even before the beer got