Tri-City Drive-In
W7678 US-2,
Quinnesec,
MI
49876
W7678 US-2,
Quinnesec,
MI
49876
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Opened in 1953, the Tri-City Drive-In had a capacity for 300 cars. It closed in 1989. The Tri-City Drive-In served the communities of Iron Mountain, Kingsford and Quinnesec. The snack bar and screen were still standing into at least the early-2000’s, but a tornado destroyed the screen in 2003.
Sometime after the drive-in closed, a multiplex called the Tri-City Cinema 8 was built right next door.
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PLEASE CHANGE ADDRESS TO:
US-2 & BALER ROAD
The address W7678 US-2 on the Map puts it on the East side of Quinnesec. The new address moves it about 2 miles and puts it at the West end of town and you can still see the Drive-In on the Map. Much more helpful.
Opened May 13, 1953.
Had a playground under the screen with swings and teeter totter.
More info and photos always welcome.
Was owned by the Thomas Theater Co. of Iron Mountain Mich., Martin D. Thomas, President, they had 7 theaters in Michigan and Wisconsin. My guess is that it is todays Thomas Theatre Group which I think is out of Quinnesec and has the Tri-City Cinema 8 right next to the site of the old Tri-City Drive-In and the Willow Creek Cinema 8 in Escanaba, Michigan.
Jensen â€" Google Maps is sometimes a little inexact when it comes to addresses. Particularly when they have letters in them like that.