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1. historicindianapolis.com › then-and-now-theThen and Now: The Historic Steer-In ... - Historic Indianapolis

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   Mar 31, 2011 · With a restaurant history dating to the 1888, Laughner’s Steer-In tapped into the booming drive-in business that reached its height of popularity in the ‘50s. They constructed this modern restaurant with indoor dining and also the east wing for to-your-car service by carhops.

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   • Lane Radio and Pogue's Run Grocer, 2828 E. 10th Street

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2. www.visitindy.com › restaurants › featuresIndianapolis Food on TV – Where They Ate | Visit Indy

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   Whether you’re looking to try the best thing you’ve ever eaten, want to compete in a stomach-filling food challenge, or simply want to find the best drive-in or dive in Indy, here’s a list of Travel Channel and Food Network shows that have filmed in the city.

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3. indyrambler.com › indy-nostalgia › al-greens-drive-inAL GREEN’S DRIVE IN – INDY RAMBLER

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   Not only food, they had a movie screen where they showed movies. Al Green’s was well known for the size of their tenderloins. We used to buy a bag of buns on the way and the tenderloins were large enough to make about 3 or 4 more sandwiches.

4. historicindianapolis.com › at-your-leisureAt Your Leisure: Summertime Cruisin’ - Historic Indianapolis

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   May 1, 2015 · Some sixty years ago, area teenagers participated in a deeply-rooted cruising culture as way to meet up with friends and show off their wheels. Drive-in restaurants, scattered on all sides of the city, provided hubs for socializing.

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5. historicindianapolis.com › at-your-leisure-at-theAt Your Leisure: At the Drive-in | Historic Indianapolis ...

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   Jul 10, 2015 · Modern drive-ins first popped up in Camden, New York, just prior to the start of World War II. After the war, the trend took off, providing movie goers over 4,000 locations nationwide by 1956. In Indianapolis, residents had their choice of up to thirteen theaters.

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6. indyencyclopedia.org › drive-in-restaurantsDrive-In Restaurants - indyencyclopedia.org

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   Drive-In Restaurants. Ordering food and having it delivered to your car became common in the 1930s when many families first owned an automobile. The city has witnessed several successful drive-ins that began in this decade, starting with the Peacock.

7. tibbsdriveintheatre.com › aboutAbout Us | Tibbs Drive-In Theatre

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   The Tibbs Drive In Is A fun and unique perfect date night. An inexpensive way to spend some quality family time. The very definition of treat-yo-self! But above all, the Tibbs is a guaranteed way to make memories that will last a lifetime!