The story
Milwaukee's last permanent drive-in grew to become one of America's largest with nearly 3,000 car capacity.
Everything that was here
- 1948–2001
41 Twin Outdoor TheatreTheater
Milwaukee's last permanent drive-in grew to become one of America's largest with nearly 3,000 car capacity.
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Nearby history
Mazo's Hamburgers
3146 S 27th Street · 8.8 km away
Turner Hall
1034 N 4th Street · 12.7 km away
Turner Hall was built in 1882 for a German gymnastics society, and its stained glass still carries the political slogans
The Rave/Eagles Club
2401 W Wisconsin Avenue · 14.4 km away
The Eagles built this 1920s clubhouse around a 25,000-square-foot oval dance floor, and touring bands now sign the walls
Princess Theatre
738 N 3rd Street · 14.6 km away
Blessed Virgin of Pompeii Church
419 N Jackson Street · 14.6 km away
Newhall House Hotel
225 E Michigan Street · 14.7 km away
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