Search Database

• Database Indices
• Image Search
• Drive-in Theater Search
• Zipcode Search

Useful Links

• Bookmark this page

Pictures, video clips, and sound clips of Fly-In Drive-In

Submitted by: Bruce Lacoste Submitted on: Jul 23, 2007	Submitted by: Bruce Lacoste Submitted on: Jul 23, 2007
Submitted by: Ron Griffith Submitted on: Sep 16, 2003 Taken: 1995 Comment: Terraserver image	Submitted by: Rg Submitted on: Jul 17, 2003 Taken: 1950 Comment: From a 1950's Theatre Catalog
Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: Close-up of rear screen tower foundation support bracket. Some of the original wood of the tower frame work was still in place in the other brackets.	Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: View of brick facade (covering screen tower rear supports) from street. Screen was off to the right side of the picture.
Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: Screen tower rear anchor foundation supports. A brick facade with a flag pole covers these supports from the street.	Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: Ticket booth now used by the US Postal Service as a remote mail box location (boxes inside). Small guard shack to the left appears too modern to be from the original drive-in.
Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: Marque directly in front of the ticket booth.	Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: The airport where the planes came from. Photo was taken only about 50 feet away from the back row. 25 parking spaces in the back row were reserved for planes. At end of the movie, owner (Ed Brown) used a Jeep to pull the planes back up the hill to the air
Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: View towards where screen once stood. Flag pole on left side of picture is exactly where screen used to be. Overgrown bushes that used to be directly under the screen, and in front of long gone playground are still there. All parking rows must have been l	Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: May 16, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: View towards projection building (now a lawn sprinkler contractor) with screen on far left side of picture (screen long gone, but all foundations & support brackets are still easily seen).
Submitted by: Spencer Morasch Submitted on: Apr 9, 2003 Taken: 2003 Comment: Original marque, however, the electronic letterboard is a more recent addition! Fly-In Drive-In, Wall Twp., NJ