Timonium I & II, III
2131 York Road,
Timonium,
MD
21093
2131 York Road,
Timonium,
MD
21093
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Additional Info
Previously operated by: Durkee, F.H., Enterprises, JF Theatres, Loews, Loews Cineplex, Sony Theatres
Architects: Donald B. Ratcliffe
Firms: Ebert & Associates
Previous Names: Timonium I & II
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Built by Rappaport Theatres, the Timonium I & II opened June 27, 1973 in the Timonium Shopping Center, located in an outer northern suburb of Baltimore, MD, at 2131 York Road, across from the Maryland State Fairgrounds. Designed by Donald B. Ratcliffe, of Ebert & Associates, it featured a combined seating capacity of 925 with 500 in screen 1 and 425 in screen 2. There was easy access to parking for over 1,000 cars, and was decorated in early American décor. On June 6, 1976 the large screen 1 was divided to create two narrow auditoriums.
It was taken over by Loews and closed on October 1, 2000 with “Scary Movie”, “What Lies Beneath” & “Autumn in New York”.
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The address was 2131 York Rd
It’s last day was on October 1, 2000. The last movies they played were Scary Movie, What Lies Beneath, and Autumn In New York.
June 6th, 1976 opening as a 3-plex ad posted.
First operated by Rappaport Theatres, then Durkee Theatres, then JF Theatres, then Loews, then Sony, then back to Loews, and finally Loews Cineplex.