This opened in 1951 and closed during the 1980s. A 1985 aerial view shows the drive-in, but I cannot confirm if the screen was standing or not. I’m very sure it was still standing because of the shadow.
A 1980 aerial view shows the theater with its screen and glory, but was already wiped complete by 1985. Foundations of the screen appeared to be standing alongside faded traces. Both vanished by the early-2000s.
Various 1980s aerials show the drive-in with its screen and glory. Its traces began to fade in the 1983 aerial view, but was most likely redone by 1986. It was already gone by 1993 when Mount Hope Road was created, but traces and the concession building foundations are still visible. As of 2026, only a small smidge of the traces is still visible, as well as the base of the former concession building.
This opened in 1951 and closed during the 1980s. A 1985 aerial view shows the drive-in, but I cannot confirm if the screen was standing or not. I’m very sure it was still standing because of the shadow.
Donald Duck’s first appearance is on opening too, very unique.
Edited from my December 20, 2023 (8:16 PM) comment:
The projection booth remained standing until the early-2000s.
The concession building remained standing for a long time after closure until around 2017.
Already vanished by 1999.
A 1986 aerial view shows the drive-in in good condition with its screen and glory, but I cannot tell if its still operating at the time.
The concession building appears to be standing after closure, but that was gone by the early-2000s.
A 1980 aerial view shows the theater with its screen and glory, but was already wiped complete by 1985. Foundations of the screen appeared to be standing alongside faded traces. Both vanished by the early-2000s.
The concession building managed to stand after being demolished during the late-1980s. It was removed in the mid-2000s.
Still listed in the 1978 topo, but I cannot tell if its still operating at the time.
The screen appears to be gone by 1991.
A 1983 aerial view shows the theater with everything, but nearly half of the traces began to vanish by 1987.
Various 1980s aerials show the drive-in with its screen and glory. Its traces began to fade in the 1983 aerial view, but was most likely redone by 1986. It was already gone by 1993 when Mount Hope Road was created, but traces and the concession building foundations are still visible. As of 2026, only a small smidge of the traces is still visible, as well as the base of the former concession building.
Most likely demolished during the early-1980s.
Traces are still visible in the 1993 aerial view, but was already wiped by 1999.
A 1982 aerial view shows the drive-in, but I cannot tell its condition. It appears that the traces looked rough.
The screen was gone by 1984, meaning that this closed sometime in the early-1980s.
Screen is most likely gone by 1991.
A 1987 aerial view shows the theater, but I cannot tell its condition. Its traces are already fading at the time.
Both 1985 and 1986 aerial views show the theater with its screen and glory, but was already gone by 1992.
Already gone by the early-1990s, but the traces and the concession building foundations are still visible.
Closed in the mid-1980s.
Likely demolished around 1990.
A 1984 aerial view shows the drive-in with everything still intact, but in rough shape. The screen was removed the following year in 1985.
Closed on January 7, 1988 with “Dirty Dancing” in Screen 1 and “Fatal Attraction” in Screen 2. It was demolished in December of that same year.