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A screen tower, a neon sign, and the rows of cars waiting for dusk tell the story of the drive-in. This gallery starts with theaters that still show movies outdoors and includes a few closed landmarks whose signs or screens show what made them distinctive.

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Rubidoux Drive-In Theatre, Riverside, California
Rubidoux Drive-In Theatre, Riverside, California: The Rubidoux’s tower gives its entrance the look of a roadside movie…
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Mission Tiki Drive-In, Montclair, California (closed)
Mission Tiki Drive-In, Montclair, California (closed): The marquee once welcomed drivers to a Southern California theater…
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Twin Hi-Way Drive-In, McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania (closed)
Twin Hi-Way Drive-In, McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania (closed): Pastel letters spell out the name above a smiling sun on the old…
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Camden Drive-In, Pennsauken, New Jersey (closed)
Camden Drive-In, Pennsauken, New Jersey (closed): Cars face the screen in a photograph of Richard Hollingshead’s 1933…
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Spud Drive-In, Driggs, Idaho (closed for rebuilding)
Spud Drive-In, Driggs, Idaho (closed for rebuilding): The red steel screen support and a truck carrying an oversize potato…

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