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Sunshine Mine Drive-In Information

closed drive-in movie theater Express Code: iatsuns
Operating Status:  Closed

Other Names: no known aliases

Address:  Sunshine Mine Drive-In
18905 Sunshine Rd Hwy 2
Centerville, IA 52544
 
Site status: active

Site details:

Location notes: located 2-1/2 miles west of town, on the site of the former Sunshine Mine, south of the Mystic exit on Highway 2

More About Sunshine Mine Drive-In

Screens: 1 Sound: 
Car Capacity:  Typical season: 

Technical details: none

Sunshine Mine Drive-In Timeline:
2004 - construction began
2005 - opened
The sun sets behind the big screen at Sunshine Mine Drive-In, west of Centerville, as Hannah Hillyard, 12, adjusts a radio to receive the sound for the movie that’s about to start. Behind her, from left, are her sisters Heidi, 9, and Haley, 11, and cousin
submitted on Jun 11, 2006 by Des Moines Register Map showing Sunshine Mine Drive-In

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The sun sets behind the big screen at Sunshine Mine Drive-In, west of Centerville, as Hannah Hillyard, 12, adjusts a radio to receive the sound for the movie that’s about to start. Behind her, from left, are her sisters Heidi, 9, and Haley, 11, and cousin
submitted on Jun 11, 2006 by Des Moines Register		Lewis Radosevich, 83, sells tickets at Sunshine Mine Drive-In. Tickets are $6 per person and free for kids age 12 and younger.
submitted on Jun 11, 2006 by Des Moines Register		Phil Radosevich, 47, and his sister, Nina Finch, 51, built Sunshine Mine Drive-In on an old coal-mining site west of Centerville. This is its first summer in business.
submitted on Jun 11, 2006 by Des Moines Register
 
 

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