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Dustin Mitchell
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From: Mondovi, WI, USA
Registered: Mar 2000
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posted 03-27-2001 05:03 PM
Well, in Andrew's Drive-in thread terraserver was mentioned as a way to check out driv-in's across the country. Instead of clogging that thread I decided to start a new one for people to post the links to pictures of their homes and the theatres they work at.My Theatre The threatre is the wing jutting out of the mall at the top of the picture. The dark tinted roof is the 'old' side built in 1986 and the lighter roof is the 'new' side built in 1997. Unfortunatley, my hous which is only about 20 miles south of the theatre has not been deemed important enough yet to earn a spot on terraserver.
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Ian Price
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posted 03-27-2001 05:23 PM
Here is the aerial photo of our theatre in 1997. Our building is accross the road from the baseball diamond, directly through right field. Rialto Cinemas Lakeside Note the lake, hence the name Rialto Cinemas Lakeside. It used to be called the Park Cinemas. I wonder why they changed the name. We are accross from the best park I have seen outside of New York's Central Park or San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.
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John Pytlak
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posted 03-27-2001 08:20 PM
This is fun!  Here is Loews Webster 12-Plex, which is a few miles from my home in Penfield NY. It is the large rectangular building, and was built on the site of the old Empire Drive-In. The light gray roof is over the original 8 (larger) auditoriums, the dark gray over the 4 smaller ones added a few years later:
Loews Webster-12 Here is the New Angola Theatre, the hardtop that I worked at from 1967-1970 (now closed  ). It is the long building on the left hand side of the north-south Main Street in Angola, NY, about 200 metres north of the railroad tracks with the train moving by:
New Angola Theatre Here is Lake Shore Central, in Angola NY, where I went to high school. The other famous alumni include Willis Carrier, the inventor of air conditioning used in theatres:
Lake Shore Central High School, Angola NY
Profile of Willis Carrier Too bad these photos are not "real time" --- they could be used to spy on how the competition is doing by seeing how many cars are in the parking lot.  ------------------
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