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Drive-ins.com Visitor Comments About Shore Drive-In

Submitted by: Don Griffiths Submitted on: Jan 01, 2008 Taken: 1948 Comment: Final preparations and painting of the Shore Drive-In screen.	Submitted by: Don Griffiths Submitted on: Jan 01, 2008 Taken: 1995 Comment: An aerial view of the Shore Drive-In property highlighted in green. Top of picture indicates Northeastern direction.
Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: Apr 10, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: Nameplate from exposed equipment box in projection booth.	Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: Aerial photo scanned from a history book called "Images of Wall Township". The theater was located in Wall Township on the South side of the Collingswood traffic circle on Rt. 34.
Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: Marque that is visible from Asbury Avenue, just before entering the Collingswood traffic circle.	Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: Speaker poles removed from the new WaWa parking lot built on the Southwest corner of the drive-in parking field.
Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: Foundation & remains of projection booth. You can still clearly see where the two projectors once stood. An RCA audio amplifier is still mounted to the back wall. Another mangled box next to the amp is where the projector nameplate photo was taken.	Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: All that remains from the main marque that is along Rt. 34 heading North, just before the Collingswood traffic circle
Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: Foundations from ticket booths. There were 3 booths total.	Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: One of the few speaker poles that still had a top in place. RCA sound equipment used here.
Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: Area of field still pretty much intact. Waiting for cars that will never return.	Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: View towards where screen once stood.
Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: Rubble from an unidentified building on the back north side of the parking field, near the ticket booths. I don't know purpose of building. Large 1000 gal oil tanks still in ground next to foundation.	Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: A VERY overgrown parking field. Most of the field is like this. Look close to see the speaker poles still lined up.
Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: Driveway going towards the ticket booths. Notice curb on right side of picture.	Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: Foundation of projection booth on left. Far slab is of the concession stand. Don't know purpose of slab (building) on the near right of picture.
Submitted by: Rg Submitted on: Jul 13, 2003 Taken: 1948 Comment: Shore screen construction from the 1948-49 Theatre Catalog	Submitted by: Rg Submitted on: Jul 13, 2003 Taken: 1948 Comment: Shore screen construction from the 1948-49 Theatre Catalog