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Here is the Hi-Way Drive-in near Atlas, Pennsylvania. The photographer "stumbled across this graveyard" on a trip out to Hersheypark. This drive-in definitely has a "California-style" look, with pastel colors and holes in the framework. A gem.
UPDATE 09/02 : Like the Greater Pittsburgh 5, the Hi-Way has met its fate with the wrecking crew. Many thanks to Mark Hackett for update. 09-02
Check out the neon marquee at the Weirs Beach Drive-in Theatre. The drive-in is still open and showing four movies at a time. According to the Weirs Beach website, the drive-in was opened in 1949 and is located right across the street from the famous Weirs Beach sign. 12-07
To the left is a shot of the Moonlite Theatre of Abington, VA. Recently featured in a couple of USA Today articles, the Moonlite is a open air treasure still in great shape today.
The Pike Drive-In is located off Route 15 in Montgomery, Pennsylvania. The Pike is a multi-screener after screens 2 and 3 were added in the 1990's. This Montgomery ozoner favorite opened in 1954 and still shows movies in classic 35mm. For more information, see the Pike Drive-in official website.
An interesting marquee is found at the Mahoning Drive-in off Route 443 in Lehighton, Pennsylvania. Whatta arrow!
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