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Pilot Drive-In Theatre
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Envelope from Pilot Drive In Theatre
Envelope from Pilot Drive In Theatre -
Photograph of Pilot Drive-In Theatre
photograph of the Pilot Drive-In Theatre -
Envelope with Pilot Drive-In Theatre in return address
Envelope for the Pilot Drive-In Theatre in Pilot Mountain NC -
Flyer for a jackpot give-away at the Pilot Theatre and Pilot Drive-In Theatre
Flyer for a jackpot give-away at the Pilot Theatre and Pilot Drive-In Theatre -
Flyer advertising movies held at the Pilot Drive-In Theatre
December 1956 Flyer advertising movies held at the Pilot Drive-In Theatre -
Flyer advertising movies held at the Pilot Drive-In Theatre
August 1985 Flyer advertising movies held at the Pilot Drive-In Theatre -
1983 Flyer advertising movies held at the Pilot Drive-In Theatre
February - April 1983 Flyer advertising movies held at the Pilot Drive-In Theatre. The Pilot Drive-In opened prior to 1955 located in the town of Pilot Mountain, N.C. It parked 225 cars and was operated by two local bankers, J. Wick Gordon and Joseph Pell. The Pilot Drive-In finally closed in December of 1985 and was demolished. The Howell-Nelson Funeral Services & Crematory was built on the site of the old drive-in. http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/41192 -
Flyer advertising movies held at the Pilot Drive-In Theatre
1983 Flyer advertising movies held at the Pilot Drive-In Theatre. The Pilot Drive-In opened prior to 1955 located in the town of Pilot Mountain, N.C. It parked 225 cars and was operated by two local bankers, J. Wick Gordon and Joseph Pell. The Pilot Drive-In finally closed in December of 1985 and was demolished. The Howell-Nelson Funeral Services & Crematory was built on the site of the old drive-in. http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/41192 -
Advertisement card/solicitation for Pilot Drive-In Theatre
Advertisement card/solicitation for Pilot Drive-In Theatre mailing list. The Pilot Drive-In opened prior to 1955 located in the town of Pilot Mountain, N.C. It parked 225 cars and was operated by two local bankers, J. Wick Gordon and Joseph Pell. The Pilot Drive-In finally closed in December of 1985 and was demolished. The Howell-Nelson Funeral Services & Crematory was built on the site of the old drive-in. http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/41192