Redland Drive-In
4478 US-59,
Lufkin,
TX
75901
4478 US-59,
Lufkin,
TX
75901
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Additional Info
Previously operated by: Jefferson Amusements Company
Functions: Storage
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The Redland Drive-In is located to the north of Lufkin on US-59. It was opened by 1950 when it was operated by Julius Gordon, Jefferson Amusements Co. It ended its days as a XXX theatre, closing in 1991. These days, the lot is inhabited by a salvage yard.
It was announced in February 2021 that the drive-in would possibly be renovated and reopened hopefully by late-May 2021. This was not to be as it was demolished in February 2021.
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Recent comments (view all 18 comments)
Some (possible) awesome news!! This drive in is being revived!! The newspaper in the area is stating that this is to reopen in late May 2021! This is some great news! GOOD LUCK on getting the ole Redland going again!! Light up that screen!! Best. Randy A Carlisle RAC Photography
Is the land in that area red, hence the name of the drive-in theatre?
I’m hearing that this drive in was demolished.. I hope this isn’t true.. Sure was hoping it would be reopened!! Anyone know?? Thanx!! Randy A Carlisle…………. RAC Photography
Yes, the drive in has been torn down.
Yep, I checked. It’s demolished.
The Redland Drive-In was once under a judgement rule in May 1952.
I just read these latest comments. Giving us high hope that this drive-in was going to be revived, then suddenly it’s demolished. I don’t believe it
Wow! How strange is this?? TO be renovated then tore down? Sounds fishy to me as it sounds to me, that some one or some people did not want this drive in to re-open!!! AS it sat unused for many years.
The property is now home to the Redland RV Park.
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it was opened in early 1950s. it was closed in 1991 and abandoned for 30 years. it was demolished in February 2021. in September 27, 2022, The property is now home to the Redland RV Park