Based on the comments by dallasmovietheaters and the 1950 aerial photo of the town, it’s clear that a drive-in was located at 18657 U.S. 71 at that time. That drive-in disappears in later aerial photos and a business is in its place.
The second drive-in shows up east of town afterwards at roughly 2500 US 30.
So, perhaps for true clarity sake I suppose there could be two separate entries. However, if the first one only existed for a few years and was essentially relocated, I would not object to just keeping this to one page.
The original drive-in was located at 18657 U.S. 71. Currently, a business is on the property with no traces of the old drive-in remaining.
http://tinyurl.com/py7lvdf
A better address is 3665 IA-9 Estherville, IA. You can still see the outline of the drive-in, the ramps and the screen foundation.
http://tinyurl.com/pb9hl7n
After searching the topo maps and aerial photos of the location in question, there is ample evidence that the address 291 N. Old St. Louis Road is the correct one at least according to Google Maps.
There is no evidence that another drive-in existed at or around 257 S. Old St. Louis Road. So, for the sake of accuracy in terms of location on Google Maps, the 291 address is better. However, if the address was what the original drive-in used in its advertising, then going with the other makes some sense.
Approximate address is 4228 Old Highway 77, Brownsville, TX. The drive-in was located on the west side of the old highway with the screen facing NE and sitting next to the road and the waterway.
Today, there is a housing edition and apartments on the property with no trace left of the drive-in.
The address is 5444 Walker Rd, Tecumseh, ON N0R 1L0, Canada. You can still see the ramps and general outline of the drive-in.
https://goo.gl/maps/OL1SY
First, the address 129 VT-4A, Castleton, VT will more accurately map the location of the drive-in. You can still barely make out some of the ramps.
https://goo.gl/maps/m3H9e
Second, there’s something not right or complete about the information to when the theater operated. According to a 2003 aerial overhead photograph, the drive-in already gone by that point in time having last been present in a 1994 aerial photo.
Based on that, either the drive-in was moved to another location or it did not last into the 21st century.
The address is 1536 Crowley Rayne Hwy, Crowley, LA 70526. The drive-in appears to be intact in a 1971 aerial photo, but at some point afterwards was demolished.
Today, there is no trace of the drive-in left.
https://goo.gl/maps/J4fZY
If the dates are correct, then the Citrus Drive-In is currently being mislabeled as the “Juarez Drive-In” on this site. The drive-in located at 2430 U.S. 77 Business was established at least by 1953. It has been demolished, although the projection booth/concession stand appears to still be standing.
https://goo.gl/maps/FsrYa
A closer street address is 2334 Milam St. In 1995, the screen and projector booth/concession stand was still up. Today, there is only the foundations of the screen and booth/stand left along with the ramps.
https://goo.gl/maps/cDtQp
Found it. The drive-in was located at what is now 1506 S Interstate 35. It appears to have been demolished some time before 1973. Today, a housing edition sits on the property with no trace of the drive-in left.
https://goo.gl/maps/RoIIQ
I found a drive-in west of Ruston at 7388 US-80
Grambling, LA. So, it may be the same one. Today, a church stands on the property, but you can still see the ramps.
https://goo.gl/maps/sAB5y
The location of the Tower Drive-In was 607 Interstate 35 Business. The site is currently occupied by Comal Plaza and most of what was the drive-in is now a massive parking lot. There is no trace left of the drive-in.
https://goo.gl/maps/IeNBS
Well, not to get picky but the property itself is mostly empty with just a couple of self-storage buildings on the west side.
In fact, you can still see the faint outline of the ramps. http://tinyurl.com/qzn3j6z
Well, I don’t know about getting “mixed up”.
Based on the comments by dallasmovietheaters and the 1950 aerial photo of the town, it’s clear that a drive-in was located at 18657 U.S. 71 at that time. That drive-in disappears in later aerial photos and a business is in its place.
The second drive-in shows up east of town afterwards at roughly 2500 US 30.
So, perhaps for true clarity sake I suppose there could be two separate entries. However, if the first one only existed for a few years and was essentially relocated, I would not object to just keeping this to one page.
The original drive-in was located at 18657 U.S. 71. Currently, a business is on the property with no traces of the old drive-in remaining. http://tinyurl.com/py7lvdf
The address for the drive-in is 2203 140th Ave, Algona, IA 50511.
Today, it is private property with no trace of the drive-in remaining. http://tinyurl.com/o3t77bw
Based on information presented in the poster, the drive-in appears to be located to the west of 43546 New York 12, Alexandria Bay, NY.
You can still see the faint outline of the drive-in and the ramps, but nothing else remains. http://tinyurl.com/p3bnk3s
A better address is 3665 IA-9 Estherville, IA. You can still see the outline of the drive-in, the ramps and the screen foundation. http://tinyurl.com/pb9hl7n
After searching the topo maps and aerial photos of the location in question, there is ample evidence that the address 291 N. Old St. Louis Road is the correct one at least according to Google Maps.
There is no evidence that another drive-in existed at or around 257 S. Old St. Louis Road. So, for the sake of accuracy in terms of location on Google Maps, the 291 address is better. However, if the address was what the original drive-in used in its advertising, then going with the other makes some sense.
Approximate address is 4228 Old Highway 77, Brownsville, TX. The drive-in was located on the west side of the old highway with the screen facing NE and sitting next to the road and the waterway.
Today, there is a housing edition and apartments on the property with no trace left of the drive-in.
A more accurate address is 67 Goldfields Rd Dowerin WA 6461. https://goo.gl/maps/lbI2v
The address is 5776 Shinnston Pike, Meadowbrook, WV 26404. https://goo.gl/maps/K6wLT
The address is 5444 Walker Rd, Tecumseh, ON N0R 1L0, Canada. You can still see the ramps and general outline of the drive-in. https://goo.gl/maps/OL1SY
The address is 6232 S Mackinac Trail, Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783.
The property is now the location of Wendrick’s Truss and there is no trace of the drive-in remaining. https://goo.gl/maps/9YgnL
The ticket booth also appears to be standing as well.
First, the address 129 VT-4A, Castleton, VT will more accurately map the location of the drive-in. You can still barely make out some of the ramps. https://goo.gl/maps/m3H9e
Second, there’s something not right or complete about the information to when the theater operated. According to a 2003 aerial overhead photograph, the drive-in already gone by that point in time having last been present in a 1994 aerial photo.
Based on that, either the drive-in was moved to another location or it did not last into the 21st century.
The address is 1536 Crowley Rayne Hwy, Crowley, LA 70526. The drive-in appears to be intact in a 1971 aerial photo, but at some point afterwards was demolished.
Today, there is no trace of the drive-in left. https://goo.gl/maps/J4fZY
From looking at a 1966 aerial photo, the drive-in appears to have been demolished by that point in time.
The drive-in was located on what is now Omega Drive. Today, the property is a large pond with Omega Drive circling it. https://goo.gl/maps/TaOBW
The Rosecrans Drive-In was seen in the film, “Attack of the Puppet People”. The back of the drive-in screen is seen around the 18:50 mark of the film.
Although the ramps are faint, it can be seen that in the back of the property another screen was present. https://goo.gl/maps/wrjdD
If the dates are correct, then the Citrus Drive-In is currently being mislabeled as the “Juarez Drive-In” on this site. The drive-in located at 2430 U.S. 77 Business was established at least by 1953. It has been demolished, although the projection booth/concession stand appears to still be standing. https://goo.gl/maps/FsrYa
The approximate location is 1327 W Jackson St. There is no trace of the drive-in left. https://goo.gl/maps/huhCN
A closer street address is 2334 Milam St. In 1995, the screen and projector booth/concession stand was still up. Today, there is only the foundations of the screen and booth/stand left along with the ramps. https://goo.gl/maps/cDtQp
Found it. The drive-in was located at what is now 1506 S Interstate 35. It appears to have been demolished some time before 1973. Today, a housing edition sits on the property with no trace of the drive-in left. https://goo.gl/maps/RoIIQ
I found a drive-in west of Ruston at 7388 US-80 Grambling, LA. So, it may be the same one. Today, a church stands on the property, but you can still see the ramps. https://goo.gl/maps/sAB5y
The location of the Tower Drive-In was 607 Interstate 35 Business. The site is currently occupied by Comal Plaza and most of what was the drive-in is now a massive parking lot. There is no trace left of the drive-in. https://goo.gl/maps/IeNBS