The ramps still remain and the drive in appears open in an 1981 aerial but in a 1997 aerial it appears to have closed. Please update it was also open as early as 1967
closed and never reopened and untouched. the ramps, theater screen ,marquee, ticket booth, and concession/projectorth still remain all of which are in excelent condition!
cinema treasures list this theater as a twin with four hundred cars. that’s pretty small and almost unbelievable but all that remains of this theater is the outline which shows this was definitely the case and it was a twin!
the ramps still remain along with part of the drive-ins fence. the property is also for sale with two for sale signs on what appears to be the remains of the marquee. also not certain but the ticket booth foundation still appears to stand as well. please update!
The outline still remains it is also a shell now
Was open as early as you 1955
The ramps still remain and the drive in appears open in an 1981 aerial but in a 1997 aerial it appears to have closed. Please update it was also open as early as 1967
Ramps and outline still remain Vulcan museum on site
The ramps still remain
The outline still remains
Now ca,s oldest drive in
They haven’t actually reopened but they finally got the permits to do so
It opened two days after your post Ken Layton according to there website please list as open
the utline is clearly visible.
i think iv'e found moores drive-in
https://tinyurl.com/y3bzqxad
found it! you can see part of the ramps!
https://tinyurl.com/y6kwe6ap
it appears that the outline although faint still remains after being closed for 70 years.
you can see the the last three or four rows of ramps in the field behind he mickeyd’s
closed and never reopened and untouched. the ramps, theater screen ,marquee, ticket booth, and concession/projectorth still remain all of which are in excelent condition!
the ramps still remain along with the concession stand and ramps.
cinema treasures list this theater as a twin with four hundred cars. that’s pretty small and almost unbelievable but all that remains of this theater is the outline which shows this was definitely the case and it was a twin!
and the foundation of the concessions stand and the ramps for both screens.
this address is closer 934 US-183, Cuero, TX 77954 the snack bar is gone! only the foundation and ramps remain. please update
found it today only the faint outlines and ramps remain!
https://tinyurl.com/y3wd6bsk
the outline still remains and a few trace hints of the back ramps.
the ramps still remain along with part of the drive-ins fence. the property is also for sale with two for sale signs on what appears to be the remains of the marquee. also not certain but the ticket booth foundation still appears to stand as well. please update!
then why did it not appear at the location in the 1977 topo map either they made a mistake and missed it or this was short lived drive-in.
edit the concession stand also remains.
the ramps and projectors booth still remain please update.