Brady's Bunch of Lorain County Nostalgia

A lot of the fun of going to a drive-in movie is hitting the concession stand to get some goodies. I'm partial to Sno-Caps, in addition ...

Fifty years ago today on September 3, 1971, two aging entertainment giants were sharing the bill at the Lorain Drive-In Theater. Even though...

Here’s yet another vintage newspaper page, this time from the May 4, 1956 edition of the Lorain Journal . No front page this time; it’s th...

What was playing at the Lorain Drive-in Theatre on Route 6 on this day, 50 years ago? Why, it was a double feature of  Mad Doctor of Blood...

Well, let's take a look – shall we? At the Tower Drive-in on Lake Avenue– the Best Show Bargain in Town – there were three big pic...

Although you wouldn't normally think of going to a drive-in movie in late March, the Lorain Drive-in reopened for the 1963 season wit...

Here's a photo scanned from my copy of the Black River Historical Society's Images of America book on Lorain. It's a nice ph...

I just can't seem to finish up with this topic – I keep finding more stuff that I want to put up here! Here's a newspaper ad f...

Here's a newspaper ad for the Lorain Drive-in from June 15, 1960. It's interesting because it doesn't list the names of the...

As one of my regular readers pointed out in a posted comment, the Lorain Drive-in property has been the home of  Hold It Self Storage  si...

My last few posts were about opening weekends of the Lorain Drive-in through the years. This one's about the closing weekend. (Before...

Here's an ad for the 1948 opening weekend of the Lorain Drive-in . It ran in the newspaper on April 16. (Sorry for the rather crummy ...

As I wrap up this series on local (and regional) drive-in theaters, I thought I would do a little more on the Lorain Drive-in . Last night...

I'm planning on hitting the Aut-O-Rama Drive-in soon, so this ad caught my attention. It's a newspaper ad for the old  Lorain ...