Boro Drive-In Theater on Route 1 in Attleboro, Massachusetts

by John Margolies

Step back in time to the golden age of American roadside vernacular architecture with this amazing print of the famous Boro Drive-In Movie Theater located on Route 1 in Attleboro, Massachusetts photographed by renowned architectural photographer and historian John Margolies. Recognized for his decades-long dedication to photographing retro roadside architecture throughout the United States, Margolies makes the nostalgic charm of mid-century roadside architecture come alive through neon signage.

An absolute must-have for anyone who collects Library of Congress architecture photos, retro New England history, and drive-in movies nostalgia. Great for adding vintage mid-century decor to your home, office, or gallery space.

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