Woodstock Drive-In
1851 North Boulevard,
Edmond,
OK
73003
1851 North Boulevard,
Edmond,
OK
73003
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Information lifted from the roadsideoklahoma link tells what little is known about the Woodstock Drive-in: "This drive-in occupied a very narrow lot and had wide, tall parking ridges. It appears as though the screen may have sat upon a small hill, but any evidence of the screen tower is long gone. The only remaining evidence of the theater includes the aforementioned parking ridges and some gravel and broken asphalt. The site is now empty except for a natural gas pump and a lot of tall grass."
Capacity was 200 cars, small for an Oklahoma City burb.
What do you know about this former thatre?
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This roadsideoklahoma link has several color photos of the former Woodstock Drive-In grounds,
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In 1956 there was a SUNDOWN DRIVE-In in Edmond that held 300 cars and was owned by J&J Hall.
Thanks again Mike.
As seen on this link, nature has reclaimed the Woodstock Drive-In property,
http://www.roadsideoklahoma.com/node/88
Approx. address for this drive-in was 1801 N. Boulevard.
I remember seeing EVERY LITTLE CROOK AND NANNY here, and surely a few other things while attending what was then Central State University in Edmond.