A more accurate address (at least for Google) is
202 W 17th St Larned, KS.
You can still see the faint outline of the drive-in to the north and east of the Four Seasons Village Apartments which sits in the middle of where the drive-in once stood.
http://tinyurl.com/j8jwmbc
The address provided by JWMovies is incorrect. It misses the property by ¼ mile to the east.
1761 Rd G, Emporia, KS is the current address of the property. The Google marker clearly indicates it as it sits right next to the projector booth/concession stand.
http://tinyurl.com/hmfhyor
When the entrance to the property changed from US 50 to Road G, it changed the address of the property.
For accuracy purposes (at least for Google Maps), please change the address back to 1761 Rd G, Emporia, KS.
A closer address (at least for Google) is
6522 Kitsap Way, Bremerton, WA. Today, the Kitsap Service Center sits on part of the property.
You can still see a partial outline of the drive-in just to the west of the building and parking lot, but otherwise no trace remains.
http://tinyurl.com/zomfxj9
Most of the drive-in sat just to the south of where Eastlick Trucking is located. You can still see a few hints of ramps, the screen foundation, and the projection booth/concession stand appears to be intact.
A closer address (at least for Google) is 806 28th Street, Milford, IA. Today, a housing edition occupies the property with no trace of the drive-in remaining.
http://tinyurl.com/h4rrxlb
The property appears to be a pumpkin patch. Other than the general outline, there is nothing left of the drive-in save for a little of the entrance/exit road on the SE side.
A more accurate address (at least for Google) is 978 IA-14, Knoxville, IA which is next to the entrance.
Today, the property itself is empty with little indication that a drive-in once existed apart from the general outline.
A building sits where the projection booth/concession stand once stood. However, the building appears newer and does not have the requisite holes in the wall for the projectors.
http://tinyurl.com/jq2g9el
A slightly more accurate address (at least for Google) is 3324 S. State Street, Ionia, MI.
This is not to be nit-picky, but instead to avoid confusion with the recent opening of Danny Boy’s Drive-In Movie Theater which sits on the opposite side of the road and just to the south.
Today, Capital Equipment sits on the property, but you can still see some of the ramps.
http://tinyurl.com/jpyl4qb
The address is considerably off. According to the ad in the paper seen in the photo section, the Cinema 40 Drive-In was located at the junction of US 40 and HWY 231. Which, as the ad indicates, is roughly 30 minutes from the town of Greencastle.
Today, the address (at least according to Google) is 5201 North Main Street, Cloverdale, IN 46120 which sits to the west of South Putnam High School. The entrance/exit road and foundation for the projector booth/concession stand still exists. However, there is very little evidence of the drive-in remaining.
http://tinyurl.com/zyfo8x9
A closer address (at least for Google) is County Road 475 and Highway 385, McCamey, TX. Today, the screen is gone, but you can clearly see the ramps.
I would submit that the Ford Drive-In which only lasted a few years is the one on the south side. This is because the drive-in with the screen is found on a 1974 topo map is most likely the Penn Drive-In.
http://tinyurl.com/jng6wwb
A closer address (at least for Google) is County Road 475 and Highway 385, McCamey, TX. Today, the screen is still up and you can clearly see the ramps.
I would submit that the Penn and Circus Drive-In are not only the same, but the Ford Drive-In which only lasted a few years is the one on the south side. This is because the drive-in with the screen is found on a 1974 topo map.
http://tinyurl.com/jng6wwb
A closer address (at least for Google) is 7656 Rochester Road, Gasport, NY.
As indicated, the property is covered in garbage, but you can still make out the ramps and the projection booth/concession stand is still there.
http://tinyurl.com/hzr83u4
It appears that most of the land the drive-in was located on remains untouched. You can see the ramps and the foundations for the projection booth/concession stand and the screen.
In looking at a 1951 aerial photo, it certainly looks like the drive in could hold more than 75 cars. However, it is on the small side. Rough guess: 150 – 200 cars.
Plus, a 1971 aerial photo shows the drive-in looking fairly well kept. It may have been closed for 11 years, but everything was still up and the property mowed.
The drive-in was located (according to Google) at 812 West Main Street, Locust, NC. Today, the property is a self-storage center with no trace of the drive-in remaining.
http://tinyurl.com/housn7a
A closer address (at least for Google) is 1723 Mecklenburg Highway, Mooresville, NC. The drive-in was located just to the south along the east side of the highway.
The property itself is totally overgrown with trees, but they form the pattern of the ramps.
http://tinyurl.com/zhep7ec
A closer address (at least for Google) is 39378 North 1410 East Road, Hoopeston, IL. Today, it is private property with a large pond. There is virtually no trace of the drive-in remaining save for the outline and remnants of the screen foundation.
http://tinyurl.com/zpamkue
The address (at least according to Google) is 2 Kingsdale Road, Steubenville, OH. The drive-in seemingly lasted until the mid-1960s, but was wiped out by the new Highway 7 which took up most of the property.
Today, there is nothing left of the drive-in.
http://tinyurl.com/jlzt8ft
A more accurate address (at least for Google) is 202 W 17th St Larned, KS.
You can still see the faint outline of the drive-in to the north and east of the Four Seasons Village Apartments which sits in the middle of where the drive-in once stood. http://tinyurl.com/j8jwmbc
A more accurate address (at least for Google) is 155 7th St SE, Plainville, KS
The entrance to the old drive-in is still open along 7th street (at least according to Google Maps), but otherwise there is no trace left.
http://tinyurl.com/jfotpml
The address provided by JWMovies is incorrect. It misses the property by ¼ mile to the east.
1761 Rd G, Emporia, KS is the current address of the property. The Google marker clearly indicates it as it sits right next to the projector booth/concession stand. http://tinyurl.com/hmfhyor
When the entrance to the property changed from US 50 to Road G, it changed the address of the property.
For accuracy purposes (at least for Google Maps), please change the address back to 1761 Rd G, Emporia, KS.
A closer address (at least for Google) is 6522 Kitsap Way, Bremerton, WA. Today, the Kitsap Service Center sits on part of the property.
You can still see a partial outline of the drive-in just to the west of the building and parking lot, but otherwise no trace remains. http://tinyurl.com/zomfxj9
Most of the drive-in sat just to the south of where Eastlick Trucking is located. You can still see a few hints of ramps, the screen foundation, and the projection booth/concession stand appears to be intact.
All traces of the drive-in are gone except for the entrance road on the west side. It runs down from Willis Road and you can still see remnants of it.
A closer address (at least for Google) is 806 28th Street, Milford, IA. Today, a housing edition occupies the property with no trace of the drive-in remaining. http://tinyurl.com/h4rrxlb
The property appears to be a pumpkin patch. Other than the general outline, there is nothing left of the drive-in save for a little of the entrance/exit road on the SE side.
A more accurate address (at least for Google) is 978 IA-14, Knoxville, IA which is next to the entrance.
Today, the property itself is empty with little indication that a drive-in once existed apart from the general outline.
A building sits where the projection booth/concession stand once stood. However, the building appears newer and does not have the requisite holes in the wall for the projectors. http://tinyurl.com/jq2g9el
A closer address (at least according to Google) is 464 Beauchamp St., Greenville, MS. Today, McCoy’s Building Supply sits on the property.
However, you can still see the ramps and the foundation for the projection booth/concession stand. http://tinyurl.com/gwxp9n2
A closer address (at least for Google) is 3589 IN-56, Salem, IN. This address points directly to where the screen was once located.
As pointed out by JWMovies, you can still see the ramps. http://tinyurl.com/zzo9eny
A slightly more accurate address (at least for Google) is 3324 S. State Street, Ionia, MI.
This is not to be nit-picky, but instead to avoid confusion with the recent opening of Danny Boy’s Drive-In Movie Theater which sits on the opposite side of the road and just to the south.
Today, Capital Equipment sits on the property, but you can still see some of the ramps. http://tinyurl.com/jpyl4qb
You can still see some of the ramps on the south side of the property. http://tinyurl.com/gl735sr
Nothing remaining of the drive-in save for the entrance/exit road which is now Endwright Lane.
The address is considerably off. According to the ad in the paper seen in the photo section, the Cinema 40 Drive-In was located at the junction of US 40 and HWY 231. Which, as the ad indicates, is roughly 30 minutes from the town of Greencastle.
Today, the address (at least according to Google) is 5201 North Main Street, Cloverdale, IN 46120 which sits to the west of South Putnam High School. The entrance/exit road and foundation for the projector booth/concession stand still exists. However, there is very little evidence of the drive-in remaining. http://tinyurl.com/zyfo8x9
A closer address (at least for Google) is County Road 475 and Highway 385, McCamey, TX. Today, the screen is gone, but you can clearly see the ramps.
I would submit that the Ford Drive-In which only lasted a few years is the one on the south side. This is because the drive-in with the screen is found on a 1974 topo map is most likely the Penn Drive-In. http://tinyurl.com/jng6wwb
A closer address (at least for Google) is County Road 475 and Highway 385, McCamey, TX. Today, the screen is still up and you can clearly see the ramps.
I would submit that the Penn and Circus Drive-In are not only the same, but the Ford Drive-In which only lasted a few years is the one on the south side. This is because the drive-in with the screen is found on a 1974 topo map. http://tinyurl.com/jng6wwb
A closer address (at least for Google) is 7656 Rochester Road, Gasport, NY.
As indicated, the property is covered in garbage, but you can still make out the ramps and the projection booth/concession stand is still there. http://tinyurl.com/hzr83u4
It appears that most of the land the drive-in was located on remains untouched. You can see the ramps and the foundations for the projection booth/concession stand and the screen.
In looking at a 1951 aerial photo, it certainly looks like the drive in could hold more than 75 cars. However, it is on the small side. Rough guess: 150 – 200 cars.
Plus, a 1971 aerial photo shows the drive-in looking fairly well kept. It may have been closed for 11 years, but everything was still up and the property mowed.
Found It!
The drive-in was located (according to Google) at 812 West Main Street, Locust, NC. Today, the property is a self-storage center with no trace of the drive-in remaining. http://tinyurl.com/housn7a
A closer address (at least for Google) is 1723 Mecklenburg Highway, Mooresville, NC. The drive-in was located just to the south along the east side of the highway.
The property itself is totally overgrown with trees, but they form the pattern of the ramps. http://tinyurl.com/zhep7ec
Found It!
The address (at least for Google) is 168 Frank P. Layman Blvd, Wintersville, OH. The drive-in appears not to have survived past the 1960s.
Today, it is a large parking area for a shopping center. There is no trace of the drive-in remaining. http://tinyurl.com/heqomhj
A closer address (at least for Google) is 39378 North 1410 East Road, Hoopeston, IL. Today, it is private property with a large pond. There is virtually no trace of the drive-in remaining save for the outline and remnants of the screen foundation. http://tinyurl.com/zpamkue
Found it!
The address (at least according to Google) is 2 Kingsdale Road, Steubenville, OH. The drive-in seemingly lasted until the mid-1960s, but was wiped out by the new Highway 7 which took up most of the property.
Today, there is nothing left of the drive-in. http://tinyurl.com/jlzt8ft