The Highland Drive-In Was Still In Operation In The Mid-1950’s, The Highland Drive-In My Best Guess Was Opened Sometime In 1950 And It Is Operated By Odeon Garson Theatres. It Was At The Time The Jubilee Drive-In Near Stellarton Was Still In Operational After Its Opening In 1951.
The Pathway Was Partially Visible Today. But It Has Been Like That Since The 1990’s As Late As 1998. The 78 Twin I Believe Closed Sometime In Either In The Late 1980’s Or The Early 1990’s, That’s My Best Guess.
Accorrding To Google Earth, This Has To Be Closed Sometime In The Late 1980s I Believe. And Everything Except For The Screen Still Stands Vacant Today. It Left Vacant Since As Old As 1990.
It’s Still In Operation In 1988, But My Best Guess Is That This Closed Between 1991 And 1992 And Demolished. Now Some Apartments (Which I Believe Opened In 1994 Or 1995) Sits In This Site.
New Glasgow Also Has 2 Drive-In Theaters Previously Called The Academy Drive-In And The Highland Drive-In. Both Of These Locations Are Still In Operation In 1949.
There Is Another Strand In Nova Scotia Somewhere….
The Highland Drive-In Was Still In Operation In The Mid-1950’s, The Highland Drive-In My Best Guess Was Opened Sometime In 1950 And It Is Operated By Odeon Garson Theatres. It Was At The Time The Jubilee Drive-In Near Stellarton Was Still In Operational After Its Opening In 1951.
According To Google Earth, It Was Demolished In Very Early 1995. It Was Left Plain Grass As Old As March 7th, 1995.
I’m Not Sure….. If It Is Then It Is Taken Right Before This Location Was Closed.
The Pathway Was Partially Visible Today. But It Has Been Like That Since The 1990’s As Late As 1998. The 78 Twin I Believe Closed Sometime In Either In The Late 1980’s Or The Early 1990’s, That’s My Best Guess.
It’s Still Opened And Operational In 1994 But Closed And Demolished In The Early 2000’s. As Earliest My Best Guess Will Be 2003.
Looks Like Most Of The Pathway Was Cleared In 1992, So This Maybe Closed And Demolished In The Early 1990’s.
Circa 1983.
This Didn’t Operate In 1988, It Is Closed Sometime In The Early Or Mid-1980’s.
It Might Have Been Closed Sometime Either In The 1970s Or The 1980s. The Drive-In Was Not There In 1994.
Circa 1979.
Still In Operational In 1992, Demolished Sometime In The Mid-Late 1990’s, And Now A Parking Lot Now Sits In The Abandoned Outline.
Accorrding To Google Earth, This Has To Be Closed Sometime In The Late 1980s I Believe. And Everything Except For The Screen Still Stands Vacant Today. It Left Vacant Since As Old As 1990.
The 101 Movies Drive-In Closed Between 1980 And 1981. The Cinemark Regency 6 Which It Opened In October 1983 Now Sits In This Site.
The 1000 Islands Drive-In Is First Opened In 1948. I Did Check The First Attraction “Panhandle,“ Also Released In 1948.
The Drive-In Layout Still Stands In 1992 7 Years After Its Demolishing.
Circa 2003.
It’s Still In Operation In 1988, But My Best Guess Is That This Closed Between 1991 And 1992 And Demolished. Now Some Apartments (Which I Believe Opened In 1994 Or 1995) Sits In This Site.
New Glasgow Also Has 2 Drive-In Theaters Previously Called The Academy Drive-In And The Highland Drive-In. Both Of These Locations Are Still In Operation In 1949.
January 1986, Not 1987.
January 1985.
February 1988.
December 1988.
This January 1960 Miracle Mile Snipe Was Also Shown On The 1995 WHYY Original “Remember When”.
The Cinergy Odessa Is At The Far Middle.