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concessions building; taken September 4, 2000

Pratt-Mont Drive-InPrattville, ALCredit: G. Pike

lot; taken September 4, 2000

Pines Drive-In TheaterAlexander City, ALCredit: G. Pike

Piedmont Drive-InPiedmont, AL

An ad for a western lineup at the Piedmont, that ran in the Anniston Star just days after the Piedmont screen lit up for the first time in 1952.

Piedmont Drive-InPiedmont, ALCredit: Dixon Hayes

screen and field

Piedmont Drive-InPiedmont, ALCredit: Dixon Hayes

marquee and screen tower

Piedmont Drive-InPiedmont, ALCredit: Dixon Hayes

screen tower and marquee

Piedmont Drive-InPiedmont, ALCredit: Justin West

screen tower and marquee

Piedmont Drive-InPiedmont, ALCredit: Justin West

Projection equipment

Piedmont Drive-InPiedmont, ALCredit: Justin West

Projection booth

Piedmont Drive-InPiedmont, ALCredit: Justin West

Screentower and projection booth

Piedmont Drive-InPiedmont, ALCredit: Justin West

Jason Quarrels (grandson of the owner) is pictured in the snack bar.

Piedmont Drive-InPiedmont, ALCredit: Justin West

Aerial showing triagular lot; screen tower was at top area of photo; Crawford Road is at bottom. Currently used for Phenix City municipal buildings.

Phenix Drive-In TheaterPhenix City, ALCredit: Usgs Photo

An ad touting the big fireworks show at the Midway Drive-In for July 4, 1952.

Midway Drive-In TheaterAnniston, ALCredit: Dixon Hayes

The screen tower of the Midway was torn down in the early 1990s, but its base, designed to be an office or a home, still stands. It's now used as an office.

Midway Drive-In TheaterAnniston, ALCredit: Dixon Hayes

Concession stand of the old Midway Drive-In, now located on the site of Waldrop Carports.

Midway Drive-In TheaterAnniston, ALCredit: Dixon Hayes

Inside the base of the old screen tower of the Midway Drive-In.

Midway Drive-In TheaterAnniston, ALCredit: Dixon Hayes

The old Midway Drive-In sign, a true relic of the baby boomer South. It now hangs in the office of Waldrop Carports, a business that occupies the site.

Midway Drive-In TheaterAnniston, ALCredit: Dixon Hayes

Terraserver image of Marshall Drive-In Theater.

Marshall Drive-InAlbertville, ALCredit: Ron Griffith

Terraserver image of Marshall Drive-In Theater.

Marshall Drive-InAlbertville, ALCredit: Ron Griffith

Topo map showing location of Marshall Drive-In

Marshall Drive-InAlbertville, ALCredit: Ron Griffith

shows the garbage trucks that are parked there now

Marshall Drive-InAlbertville, ALCredit: Dixon Hayes

projection building

Marshall Drive-InAlbertville, ALCredit: Dixon Hayes

marquee

Marshall Drive-InAlbertville, ALCredit: Dixon Hayes

screen tower

Marshall Drive-InAlbertville, ALCredit: Dixon Hayes

screen and projection building

Marshall Drive-InAlbertville, ALCredit: Justin West

screen

Marshall Drive-InAlbertville, ALCredit: Justin West

screen tower

Marshall Drive-InAlbertville, ALCredit: Justin West

The old Lake Rhea ticket booth.

Lake Rhea Drive-InAttalla, ALCredit: Dixon Hayes

Ruins of the Lake Rhea Drive-In projection booth and concession stand.

Lake Rhea Drive-InAttalla, ALCredit: Dixon Hayes

Line inside the concession stand at the Kings Drive-In in Russellville, AL.

King Drive-In TheaterRussellville, ALCredit: Greg Laughlin

Back kitchen in the concession stand at the Kings Drive-In in Russellville, AL.

King Drive-In TheaterRussellville, ALCredit: Greg Laughlin