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North Salem Drive-in Theatre (Closed)
Salem, OR
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This drive-in theatre was still showing first run movies when these photos were taken. Although the screen tower was starting to look a little worn for wear, the grounds at the North Salem Drive-in Theatre in Salem, OR were immaculate and the marquee still pointed the way towards the ticket booths.

Not sure of the current status of the North Salem Drive-in. 10-08

Screen Tower Salem, OR Photo by RoadsidePeek.com	Projection Booth Salem, OR Photo by RoadsidePeek.com	Screen and drive-way Salem, OR Photo by RoadsidePeek.com

UPDATE 12/10 : The North Salem Drive-in is closed up now. The drive-in site is a Abique Rock & Forest Products Company. Many thanks to David Hughes for update. 12-10

Puget Park Drive-in Theatre (Closed)
Everett, WA
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The Puget Park Drive-in Theatre is an old favorite for those familiar with the outdoor movie experience in Everett, WA. The Puget Park opened in 1971 and has been serving the ozoner community ever since. 10-08

(Far left) The gates are now open at the entranceway to the Puget Park Drive-in

(Near left) The screen tower is a can't miss sight for those looking to grab an open air movie experience.

UPDATE 11/10 : The Puget Park Drive-in is closed up forever now. The 2009 season was the last season for the Puget Park Drive-in. The Drive-in is suppose to be torn down to make way for a medical park complex. Many thanks to David Hughes for update. 11-10

UPDATE 11/10 : Demolition did indeed begin on the Puget Park Drive-in Theatre. According to the HeraldNet, Snohomish County's last drive-in theatre was being demolished in late May 2010. . Many thanks to David Hughes for update. 11-10

Wheel-In Drive-in Theatre
Port To0wnsend, WA
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Check out the Wheel-In Drive-in Theatre in Port Townsend, WA. The Wheel-In was built in 1952 and is a single screener. The Wheel-In is still in operation today. See more information at this tribute page to the Wheel-in. 10-08

Below are more photos of the Wheel-In. The Wheel In ticket booth shows off its western flavor.

Wheel In Ticket Booth Port Townsend, WA Photo by RoadsidePeek.com	Wheel In Entrance Port Townsend, WA Photo by RoadsidePeek.com	The screen tower Port Townsend, WA Photo by RoadsidePeek.com

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