Danielson Putnam Twin Theatre

Danielson Putnam Twin Theatre Information

Express Code: cttdani
Operating Status: Closed

Other Names: no known aliases

Address:

Danielson Putnam Twin Theatre
899 N. Main St.
Danielson, CT 06239

Site status: torn down

Site details:

Location notes: none

More About Danielson Putnam Twin Theatre

Screens: 1	Sound: speakers
Car Capacity:	Typical season: all year

Technical details: playground, in-car heaters

Danielson Putnam Twin Theatre Timeline:
1967 - opened
1982 - closed by this time
2004 - torn down

Developers tore apart the drive-in, then abandoned it again.

submitted on May 06, 2005 by Karen L. Houle Map showing Danielson Putnam Twin Theatre

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submitted on May 06, 2005 by Karen L. Houle

A sad day for the Danielson Putnam Twin Theatre. It will be missed.

submitted on Sep 02, 2004 by Karen L. Houle

The East Screen on what would have been the 36th anniversary of the Danielson Putnam Twin Theatre

submitted on Jun 28, 2003 by Karen L. Houle

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