Blast from the past
The Ranch Drive-in, circa 1953. Opened in 1953 by Hubert and Howard Mitchell. The Ranch cost 86,000 and had a five-room apartment into its screen tower. It had a capacity of 400 cars. Courtesy of Hartselle Historical Society.
A look back, Galleries, Opinion
4:01 am Wednesday, January 15, 2025

Blast from the past

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