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Route 34 Drive-in
Earlville, IL

Photo by RoadsidePeek.com

The Route 34 Drive-in Theatre in Earlville, IL sits right off of... Route 34. The grass was well manicured at this place, indicating that this drive-in is also healthy and well.


Linden Air Drive-in Theatre
Columbus, OH
Photo and info courtesy Michael Sekeres

Here's the marquee for the Linden Air Drive-in Theatre of Columbus, OH. Closed for some time, the sign still stands, such as it is, and the screen is still standing too. For how much longer is any one's guess.

Check out the Skyview Drive-in theatre and its space themed mural on top of the marquee. The drive-in can be seen right off the main drag in Belleville.


Egyptian Drive-in Theatre
Herrin, IL

Photos courtesy Emily Priddy

Welcome to the Egyptian Drive-in in Herrin, IL. This majestic drive-in theater is known to have the world's largest screen.


Well, at least it used to. This ozoner was in the process of being demolished in the Summer of '03. Yes, yet another classic drive-in theater has now left the property. The place has been cleared and is now part of the airport's expansion.

(Top photos) Former ticket booth and snack bar

 

Screen tower back
Photo courtesy Emily Priddy
Screen tower view
Photo courtesy Emily Priddy


Airway Drive-in
St Louis County, MO
Photo courtesy Dennis Dixson

The Airway Centre is a rather eye-catching sign out in St. Louis county. If this marquee looks familiar, it's because it was once the main sign for the Airway Drive-in Theatre in Saint Ann. This drive-in lasted for over 30 years and closed down sometime in the 80's.


Clark 54 Drive-in Theatre
Summer Hill, IL
Photo courtesy Don Gardner

The Clark 54 Drive-in Theatre is open again for business for the summer. Fittingly, the drive-in is located in Summer Hill, IL. According to the Clark 54 Drive-in website, the ozoner opened for business on July 1, 1952. 04-06

(Below) This is the Georgetown Drive-in Theatre located in Georgetown, Indiana. It opened in 1951 and has two screens. It has a great neon marquee. Many thanks to Rosalind Causey for info and photos below. 08-06

Georgetown Drive-in Theatre marquee
Georgetown, IN
Photo courtesy Rosalind Causey
Georgetown Drive-in Theatre
Georgetown, IN
Photo courtesy Rosalind Causey
Georgetown Drive-in Theatre interior view
Georgetown, IN
Photo courtesy Rosalind Causey

 

 

 

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