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Sneak a peek at the Sandusky Drive-in Theatre screen tower that still stands tall after all these years.
One of the "coolest" drive-ins in the Cleveland Metro area is the Miles Drive-in. The Miles stands out among the 4 within the region because of its great-looking screen. This theatre is believed to be virtually unchanged since it opened in the early 1950's.
UPDATE 09/06 : The gorgeous art-deco Miles Drive-In in Cleveland has been torn down. It stood dormant for years but was razed this past August. This style of drive-in is the most sought-out, yet the rarest to find (let alone operating). Many thanks to Mark Hackett for update. 09-06
UPDATE 01/07 : The Miles Drive-In in Cleveland, Ohio was located less than a mile from my house, and I got many chances to wander around there at various times of the year. This Drive-In had been closed for at least ten years but the place was like a time capsule, everything was still there as it was the day it closed. I am sad to say that she is no longer standing, the whole site was demolished this summer for redevelopment. Many thanks to Michael Sawyer for update. 01-07 Here are more photos of the Miles Drive-in at Roadside Peek's Spotlight on the Miles Drive-in Theatre.
How about another fantastic looking marquee
in the Ohio area? The Melody Drive-In is still in business, offering
its customers a look at a classic drive-in theater.
Off of State Route 59 is the Midway Drive-In Theatre. This Ohio landmark still survives, possibly because of its proximity to Kent State University.
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