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Favorite Old Photo: Campbellsville Drive-In



2011-07-18 - Old Columbia RD, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith.
The Screen is now Gone, Larry Smith says, and adds, "The concession stand and the photo booth are still standing. They are office buildings for Cox Interiors." Many who attended the Campbellsville Drive-In may never have seen the screen itself, as there were other matters to attend to on still remembered dates at the drive-in, Larry said. Another photo in the Larry Smith collection shows a screen fire, set on purpose he remembers. In his early career, as a shy young farm boy from the little town of Summersville in Green County, KY, Larry was the projectionist at the Summersville Drive, which, by the way, is still operating. Larry Smith can be reached by telephone at (270) 384-3979 in the AMs; in the afternoon, he's at (270) 789-0099 in Campbellsville, KY.


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