Norwich-New London Twin Drive-In
Norwich-New London Turnpike & Raymond Hill Road,
Uncasville,
CT
06382
Norwich-New London Turnpike & Raymond Hill Road,
Uncasville,
CT
06382
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The Norwich-New London Drive-In was opened by 1955. Initially a single screen drive-in, it was operated by the E.M. Loew chain. In the summer of 2005, it was for sale and has playgrounds, in-car speakers and a flea market.
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The theatre has been for sale some time. I dont believe its used for flea markets anymore. Extensive damage to the playgrounds make them unusable and the ticket booth building also has damage. I believe this is stuck in Probate Court.
In the late seventies, one screen went to softcore sexploitation films, which caused some dismay when the other screen would be showing all-age fare, as anyone could look out the back of the car window to see the other screen. It’s amazing this land hasn’t been developed yet, given the proximity to the two new big casinos, Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun.
Norwich-New London Turnpike & Raymond Hill Rd, Montville, CT 06382
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in, which is visible on Google Earth using present day imagery.
Just discovered that this propery is valued at almost 2 million dollars! Dorothy Wallman, of Peabody, MA, is handling the estate of Melitta Lowes and should really think about doing something with this property! Bring the movies back we Montville residents say!!!
Approx. address for this drive-in was 1066 Norwich-New London Turnpike, Montville, CT 06382.