Black Horse Pike Drive-In Hoodie
Black Horse Pike Drive-In Hoodie
The Black Horse Pike Drive-In in Camden, New Jersey, opened on August 4, 1965, with James Stewart in Shenandoah. It had room for 1,400 cars and took its name from the old turnpike that ran from Camden toward Atlantic City. A tall steel tower beside the road carried a black horse on top. The White Horse Pike Drive-In in nearby Lawnside had a similar horse of its own.
A second screen came later, and the theater was renamed in 1978 under the Eric name. Cinema Treasures gives 1982 as the closing year. A Postal Service facility now covers part of the site, and the horse is gone.
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About this hoodie
A thick, durable Gildan cotton and polyester hoodie with a pouch pocket and drawstring hood.
Size guide: true to size, roomy. See our size charts.
- Brand: Gildan | Product ID: 18500
- Medium-heavy fabric (8.0 oz/yd²), 50% cotton and 50% polyester
- Classic fit with a pouch pocket and a color-matched drawcord
- Double-lined hood and tear-away label
- Machine wash cold, tumble dry medium, do not dry clean