There Are Only 2 New Hampshire Drive-In Theaters You Can Visit for an Old School Movie Experience

Remember when the Weirs Drive-in up in Laconia, NH announced that it would not be opening for the season?  That left only two Drive-In theaters in the state, one in Hinsdale, NH with Hollywood ties and the other in Milford, NH with nostalgic vibes.

The Milford Drive-In Theater is Sill in Operation

The Milford Drive-In has been in operation for decades.  My family used to run a bowling alley right next door, (I think it's a car dealership now?) so I used to go a lot with my family.

The older kids would sit up front in the station wagon and I got the way WAY back.  (IYKYK)

Lady in the Tramp Played at the Drive-In

I remember my first movie ever at the Drive-In was "Lady and the Tramp."  A cartoon from Disney that came out in 1955.  I think the year I saw it must have been around 1976-ish.

I thought it was the most awesome experience of my life.  Popcorn, big colors on the big screen and I could fall asleep if I got tired.  My Mom said I did just that.

The Northfield Drive-in Has Been in Operation for Decades

I had not heard of this drive-in before, but apparently, it's been around since 1948, according to their website.

The Northfield Drive-In, located in Hinsdale, NH is the only one that straddles two states, New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

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The Cider House Rules Shot at This NH Drive-In

The Northfield Drive-In has Hollywood experience.  The movie, Cider House Rules, based on a book from author, John Irving, from Exeter, New Hampshire, shot three scenes from the Academy Award winning film.