90 Drive-In
15629 W. Beaver Street,
Baldwin,
FL
32234
15629 W. Beaver Street,
Baldwin,
FL
32234
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The 90 Drive-in was located on US 90 and was opened by 1953 when it was operated by R.E. Totman. It was still open in 1957.
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Lake City Rd & County Road 217, Baldwin, FL 32234
The above address will map accurately to the location of the drive-in, which was on the north side of Lake City Rd. The drive-in is vaguely visible on Google Earth using historic aerial imagery.
here is a 1977 aerial photo showing the location of the drive-in, courtesy of Earth Explorer and USGS.
This drive-in’s entrance was located at U.S. Hwy 90 & Yellow Water Rd with the theatre located further north. Approx. address 725 U.S. Hwy 90.
Just across the street from 15629 W Beaver St
Jacksonville, Florida.
The drive-in was still intact in 1970, although I cannot say if it was open.
By 1982, the projection booth was gone and two years later the entire drive-in was demolished.
Today, the property is overgrown with trees. If there is any trace of the drive-in remaining, it is underneath the tree canopy. However, the entrance road still exists although there is no evidence of any gravel or pavement left.
Boxoffice, Feb. 23, 1970: “Highway 90 Drive-In at nearby Baldwin was relinquished Wednesday (18) by its long-time owner and operator Robert R. Totman. The airer was acquired by Harry Clark and Dave Roper, both of Jacksonville”
Boxoffice, March 30, 1970: “Harry C. Clark and David E. Roper of Jacksonville purchased the Baldwin 90 Drive-In from R. E. Totman, effective February 17. Totman had operated the drive-in for 21 years. The new owners have had many years experience in exhibition as well as in other businesses in the film industry.”
Still open in the 1970s, but may’ve closed in the 1980s.