Buckhorn Drive-In in Mission, Texas

by John Margolies

Experience the evocative charm of the 1970s Texas culture through this photograph of the Buckhorn Drive-In in Mission, Texas. Captured by celebrated architectural historian and photographer, John Margolies, this photograph is characterized by its bold vintage font that advertises a double-feature film showing (Naked Rider and Convention Girl) along with "$5.00 Per Car" prices under the clear blue sky.

John Margolies dedicated much of his life to capturing the essence of disappearing roadside architecture in America, and this photograph is no exception to his trademark style of bold colors, perfect framing, and authentic pop-culture elements. It comes on fine art paper printed with fade-proof inks and makes for a great addition to your collection of cinema, vintage art and classic Texas history.