Lonsdale Twin Drive-In, Lincoln, RI 02865 - Image Galery

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Added: 9/2/2003

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Added: 4/29/2004

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Added: 4/29/2004

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Added: 4/29/2004

a meeting of officials at the site of the drive-in right before signing a bill that will turn it into a wildlife preserve.

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Added: 3/13/2003

My fiends and I can thinkof no good reason why this DI had to close.I thought it fitting to show the whole theater.

Credit: David Chadronet

Added: 3/15/2003

This theater was huge and had a real water fall in the snack bar. The play ground was top notch

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Added: 3/15/2003

The grand entrence. Sometimes durring the movie you could hear the train cars hitching.

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Added: 3/15/2003

What is left of the north screen.So sad to see this giant OZONER sitting in wreckage. Tis site was a place of happy times for my friends and I through the 70s until 1986 that year we lost the Hill Top , The Lonsdale,the Bay state ad the Borro.

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Added: 3/15/2003

This is where you would enter one of the last great Drive ins.
So sad...

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Added: 3/15/2003

Decaying screen

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Added: 11/22/2009

Decaying marquee sign

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Added: 11/22/2009

Playground swing set close-up

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Added: 11/22/2009

Steel tower in foreshortened perspective

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Added: 11/22/2009

Areal image of the former drive-in site prior to conversion into a wildlife refuge.

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Added: 11/22/2009

Areal image of the former drive-in site after ReclamationEcosystem Restoration and conversion into a wildlife refuge and public park space.

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Added: 11/22/2009

Restored marquee screen, which now serves as a community billboard and announcement space for the state services which oversee the new wildlife refuge at the site.

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Added: 11/22/2009

A new bikeway not bisects the new wildlife refuge at the former drive-in site.

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Added: 11/22/2009

Open space, newly reclaimed by nature following the conversion into a wildlife refuge.

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Added: 11/22/2009

Lonsdale Drive-In marquee.

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Added: 7/1/2010

April 27, 2002. Approaching one of the screens from behind.

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Added: 7/1/2010

Screen from the rear.

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Added: 7/1/2010

Screen from the side.

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The second of the twin screens.

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Looking toward the first screen from the antenna mast.

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Looking toward the second screen from the antenna mast.

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Added: 7/1/2010

The main entrance from the antenna mast.

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Added: 7/1/2010

The playground.

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Main entrance.

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Main entrance from the outside.

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Added: 7/1/2010

Marquee at the Lonsdale Avenue entrance.

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Added: 7/1/2010

Post-reclamation looking into the former Lonsdale Drive-In property from the Blackstone Valley Explorer.

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Added: 7/1/2010

Newspaper ad.

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Added: 7/1/2010

Newspaper ad.

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Added: 7/1/2010