A weathered plaque commemorates the Myrtle Beach Pavilion, a 1923 pavilion that burned in 1944 and was replaced by a two-story concrete pavilion in 1949. The pavilion was named the state dance pavilion in 1984, and its magic acts were featured in the Shag's Jukebox, on the floor, and in the Blues of the post-World War II era, later called Beach Music. The pavilion closed in 2006.