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Longhorn Drive-In Information

closed drive-in movie theater Express Code: txtlon5
Operating Status:  Closed

Other Names: no known aliases

Address:  Longhorn Drive-In
1008 Anderson Lane
Austin, TX 78767
 
Site status: torn down

Site details:

Location notes: none

More About Longhorn Drive-In

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

Technical details: none

Longhorn Drive-In Timeline:
1954 - opened
1968 - moved to 8800/8900 Research Blvd.
1974 - closed
Actually a photo of two Southern Pacific locomotives crossing 183 in 1966 but includes the Longhorn drive-in after it's move to 8800 Research area.
submitted on Apr 07, 2010 by Roger Shull Map showing Longhorn Drive-In

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Actually a photo of two Southern Pacific locomotives crossing 183 in 1966 but includes the Longhorn drive-in after it's move to 8800 Research area.
submitted on Apr 07, 2010 by Roger Shull
submitted on Aug 10, 2010 by Bruce Lacoste
submitted on Aug 10, 2010 by Bruce Lacoste
 
 

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