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Prairie Drive-In Information

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

Other Names: no known aliases

Address:  Prairie Drive-In
Scott County Rd #9
Jordan, MN 55352
 
Site status: unknown

Site details:

Location notes: located 1/2 mile north of Hwy 169 on Scott County Rd #9

More About Prairie Drive-In

Screens: 1 Sound: 
Car Capacity: 450 Typical season: 

Technical details: none

Prairie Drive-In Timeline:
1965 - opened
1980 - for sale in the 1980s
Terraserver Photo taken 1991. As of then, it looks like the Snack Bar/Projection building was standing, and the screen tower
submitted on May 25, 2005 by Mike Batchelor Map showing Prairie Drive-In

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Terraserver Photo taken 1991. As of then, it looks like the Snack Bar/Projection building was standing, and the screen tower
submitted on May 25, 2005 by Mike Batchelor		newspaper article about the opening
submitted on Jan 26, 2003 by Rosemary Strobel		 
 
 

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