July 11, 2011

August 18, 2009

aerial views of the Scott Drive-In from 1966





Enclosed here are two aerial views of the Scott Drive-In from 1966. Images are from the Georgia Department of Transportation.

Images from Tommy Holcombe
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July 20, 2009

Now Playing at The Scott Drive-In






------- ALSO "THE TROUBLE WITH ANGELS"


1966

June 17, 2009

WELCOME TO THE SCOTT DRIVE-IN THEATRE


SCOTT DRIVE-IN THEATRE
BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES
ALSO
LADY IN CEMENT
FRANK SINATRA
IN COLOR

DECATUR, GA.



June 16, 2009



A 1950's ad for The Scott Drive-In Theatre
Decatur, GA

June 15, 2009



From Helen Talton's family photo collection here's an interesting pic to see! Pictured here are children playing out in the yard with the Scott Drive-In's original marquee in the background. This was taken at the family's house that sat in the middle of the fork between Scott Blvd and Church St. Photo is from 1957. Thanks to Helen Talton for finding this!

Thanks to Tommy Holcombe for sending this in.

June 14, 2009


-Pictured here is Helen Talton's mother standing out in the yard with part of the Scott Drive-In off in the background. This photo was taken at the family's house that sat in the fork between Scott Blvd and Church St. Note that the structure to the right of the lady is a billboard and not the main marquee for the drive-in. I'm not 100% sure but I think they may have used this billboard to advertise upcoming attractions for the Scott Drive-In. This image is from the 50's. I had this copied off from a photo slide so that's why the quality is very clear being a color photo from the 50's! Thanks to Helen Talton for finding this image!



Pictured here is the little dollhouse that sat out behind the marquee at the Scott Drive-In. The building was actually a storage shed but it looked like a little mansion. This is where they stored the letters to change out the marquee. This was a neat little landmark there at the Scott! Photo is from the 50's. Thanks to Helen Talton for finding this image!

Photos submitted by Tommy Holcombe

Thanks to Helen Talton for sharing her pictures and thanks to Tommy Holcombe for sending them in to this site.

June 13, 2009



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June 12, 2009

The Scott Drive-In Theatre circa 1960's






Tommy Holcombe sent this photo in and it's a great picture..

Pictured here is longtime Decatur resident Helen Talton on her bicycle with the Scott Drive-In's original marquee in the background. Notice how Scott Boulevard was two laned back then. This photo was taken probably somewhere around the 1960's. Thanks to Helen Talton for finding this image!


Enjoy! Tommy Holcombe

Thanks Tommy and special thanks to Helen Talton for sharing her photo with us.

Special note: I will find the year and what's on the marquee, just need some time.
Thanks
Dennis Whitefield

June 10, 2009

Aerial view of the Scott Drive-In from 1969.





Hi Dennis,


I have another interesting item for you to add to the Scott Drive-In's website! Enclosed here is an aerial view of the Scott Drive-In from 1969. This photo was taken around Dekalb Industrial Way looking toward the Scott Drive-In. This was also back when the Scott had there original marquee and original concession stand. Photo from the Atlanta History Center, http://album.atlantahistorycenter.com


Enjoy! Tommy Holcombe

June 7, 2009

NOW PLAYING AT THE SCOTT DRIVE-IN


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cira 1970
This is the original marquee. it was changed not long after this photo.






June 6, 2009

End of the World Movie ad for Scott Drive-In



Note: Look at ad above where it says "ALSO AT THE SCOOT"

June 5, 2009

Dress as you Like and Be sure to Visit our Snack Shop


DRESS AS YOU LIKE- SMOKE IF YOU PLEASE.
CHILDREN ALWAYS ADMITTED FREE.
BE SURE TO VISIT OUR MODERN,GLEEMING SNACK SHOP.
Serves delicious food and drinks. Come for supper and enjoy a grand program in cool comfort.

April 30, 2009

April 23, 2009

Aerial views of the Scott Drive-In Theatre from 1974




Hi Dennis,


Here's something you might enjoy adding to the Scott Drive-In's website!I got from the Georgia DOT. Enclosed here are two aerial view pics of the Scott Drive-In from 1974. One being an aerial view of the whole drive-in, the other being a zoom up from the same picture of the second marquee that stood at the Scott. I figured you might enjoy adding these to the collection there on the site! Well have a great one my friend and I look forward to hearing from you soon!

Enjoy The 1974 Aerial Views Of The Scott!
Tommy Holcombe
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Thanks Tommy, These are great.

April 21, 2009

Two Drawings of Decatur's Scott Drive-In



These are drawings of the Scott Drive-In as it looked in the 70's.

The drawings presented on this site are originals by Chris McLaughlin. Chris specializes in the creation of artistic renderings of historical and architectural subjects.

Please visit his Gallery site for a sampling of the artist's works.

Chris, both of these are great drawings.

Special Thanks to Tommy Holcombe for sending these in and getting Chris' permission for me to post both drawiwngs on this site.

Thanks to the both of you.

http://www.chrisdraws.com/

April 17, 2009

Aerial View Of Scott Drive-In From 1975


Hi Dennis,
Here's another item for you to post on the Scott Drive-In's website! Enclosed here is an aerial view of part of Scott Drive-In from 1975. I got this photo from the Georgia DOT.
Enjoy! Tommy Holcombe

April 16, 2009

Scott Drive-In Marquee was moved to The Gwinnett Drive-in




When the Scott Drive-In closed The Gwinnett Drive-In needed a new marquee, so they were happy to get, all they had to do is change the word Scott to Gwinnett .


Comment from Tommy Holcombe
When the Scott Drive-In closed in 1977 they actually moved there newer marquee to the Gwinnett Drive-In that was located in Norcross, GA. Enclosed here are some pics that I took of the newer marquee when it stood at the Gwinnett Drive-In. Pics are from 1979. If anyone out there has any pics of this same sign when it stood at the Scott Drive-In please send them into this site!

Thanks!!! Tommy Holcombe