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Address: 231 N Angola Rd
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City: Coldwater Township
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State: MI
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Zip:
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Phone:
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County: Branch
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Open: (1950) NA
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Closed: 1966
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Capacity: 227
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Owner History: N/A
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Number of visits to this page since Sept 2013: 5191
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11/19/2003 - WaterWinterWonderland
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16mm film footage provided by Tom and Sue Magocs of the Capri Drive-In reveal that this was a very basic drive-in, with no visible marquee (it was most likely on the back of the screen) and a tiny snack bar/projection booth. In fact based on the photos it is hard to believe there was a snack bar at all! Another unique aspect of this location is the very close proximity to the road.
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| JOHN MAGOCS VISITS THE COLDWATER DRIVE-IN GRAVEYARD LATE 1960S COURTESY TOM MAGOCS |  |
| JOHN MAGOCS VISITS THE COLDWATER DRIVE-IN GRAVEYARD LATE 1960S COURTESY TOM MAGOCS |  |
| ABANDONED COLDWATER DRIVE-IN SNACK BAR LATE 1960S COURTESY TOM MAGOCS |  |
| ABANDONED COLDWATER DRIVE-IN SNACK BAR LATE 1960S COURTESY TOM MAGOCS |  |
| ABANDONED COLDWATER DRIVE-IN SNACK BAR LATE 1960S COURTESY TOM MAGOCS |  |
| ABANDONED COLDWATER DRIVE-IN SCREEN TOWER LATE 1960S COURTESY TOM MAGOCS |  |
| ABANDONED COLDWATER DRIVE-IN SNACK BAR LATE 1960S COURTESY TOM MAGOCS |  |
| ABANDONED COLDWATER DRIVE-IN SCREEN TOWER LATE 1960S COURTESY TOM MAGOCS |  |
| ABANDONED COLDWATER DRIVE-IN SCREEN TOWER LATE 1960S COURTESY TOM MAGOCS |  |
| ABANDONED COLDWATER DRIVE-IN SCREEN TOWER LATE 1960S COURTESY TOM MAGOCS |  |
| COLDWATER DI FROM THE AIR COURTESY TOM AND SUE MAGOCS |  |
| COLDWATER DI FROM THE AIR COURTESY TOM AND SUE MAGOCS |  |
| COLDWATER DI FROM THE AIR COURTESY TOM AND SUE MAGOCS |  |
| POSSIBLE SNACK BAR FOUNDATION AND SPEAKER POLE |  |
| THE LOT NOW |  |
| SCREEN FOUNDATION |  |
| SCREEN FOUNDATION |  |
| THE LOT NOW |  |
| THE LOT NOW |  |
| NEWS AD |  |
| AERIAL PHOTO WITH TOPO OVERLAY |  |
| AERIAL |  |
| 08 MAY 1952 ARTICLE |  |
| 12 JUL 1954 CAR ACCIDENT |  |
| 1955 AERIAL |  |
| AERIAL - PHOTO FROM TERRASERVER |  |
| OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT JUNE 14 1949 |
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