North High Drive-In
8750 N. High Street,
Columbus,
OH
43085
8750 N. High Street,
Columbus,
OH
43085
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North High Drive-In held 1,875 cars on two screens. Sold for $1.15 million to Schottenstein for a shopping center.
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After Miles, I believe Chakeres took it over.
Was this also known as the Kingman Drive-In? I know the Kingman was near the Franklin/Delaware county line, and that the Kingman once showed porn during the winter months.
The Kingman was a different drive-in, further north.
Yeah, North High was definitely different than Kingman. North High Drive-In, the one time I was there, was the quietest drive in I HAD ever been too. (Go figure), It was pseudo eerie.
1984 North High Drive-In Theastre.
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Another 1984 photo of the North High Drive- In.
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Drove by there recently, and that land is still not developed.
This was the first suburban Columbus theatre to show 3D, opening HOUSE OF WAX on 8/1/1953.
Original name was North Hi Drive-In.
Opening date was 6/4/1952. First features were “Belles On Their Toes” and “North of the Great Divide”
Owned by Hofheimer and Sugarman in 1956,Danny.
Added some Goggle aerial views