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References
1.	"Drive-in theater," Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drive-in_theater; Douglas Gomery, Shared Pleasures: A History of Movie Presentation in the United States (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1992), 91. William Robert Bruce Lonnee, "Preserving the American Drive-In Theater," (M.H.P. thesis, University of Georgia, 1999), 11-19. Hollingshead's difficulty in securing first-run films continued to be a common complaint of drive-in operators.
2.	Lonnee, 3-4.
3.	Ibid., 28, 30. Douglas Gomery contends that only twenty-five drive-in theaters existed at the end of World War II, but this figure seems unusually low.
4.	Gomery, 92.
5.	"Drive-in theater," Wikipedia; "Interactive Statistics," Drive-ins.com, http://www.drive-ins.com/stats.htm.
6.	"Interactive Statistics."
7.	"Drive-in Theater Search," Drive-ins.com, http://drive-ins.com/srchdest.htm?name=&city=&code=al&status_op=open&search.x=13&search.y=12.
8.	Calvin R. Trice, "Couple seek to build drive-in theater; They're scouting a suitable location and would like to open by next spring," Richmond Times-Dispatch, 4 July 2008, B1; Justin Faulconer, "Drive-in and Diner coming this fall in Moneta," The News & Advance [Lynchburg, VA], 6 August 2008; Marcia Langhenry, "Field of drive-in dreams crops up in Alpharetta; Movie costs, nostalgia spark idea," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 15 January 2004, IJH.
9.	Faulconer, "Drive-In and Diner."
10.	For a discussion of family life in the 1950s, see Elaine Tyler May, Homeward Bound: American Families in the Cold War Era (New York: Basic Books, 1988); and Stephanie Koontz, The Way We Never Were: American Families and the Nostalgia Trap (New York: Basic Books, 1992).
11.	Gomery, 156-158. On temporal and spatial segregation, see also Robert R. Weyeneth, "The Architecture of Racial Segregation: The Challenges of Preserving the Problematical Past," The Public Historian 27 (2005): 11-44.
12.	Weyeneth, 21.
13.	Don Sanders and Susan Sanders, The American Drive-In Movie Theatre (Osceola, WI: Motorbooks International, 1997), 55; "Lock Haven Drive-in," Drive-In Theaters of the Mid-Atlantic, http://www.driveins.org/va-roanoke-lochhaven.htm. The Booker T. closed without notice in April 1953 and reopened shortly thereafter as a white-only theater.
14.	Weyeneth, 21. The Sunset Drive-In in Hamburg, Arkansas had similarly segregated facilities. Sanders and Sanders, 55.
15.	Weyeneth, 21.
16.	Debra McCown, "Moonlite Drive-in Theater gets historic designation," Bristol Herald-Courier, 7 June 2007; idem, "Moonlite Drive-In finds a parking spot on the National Register of Historic Places," Bristol Herald-Courier, 1 September 2007. In 2007, the Moonlite theater in Abingdon, Virginia became one of three drive-in theaters nationwide to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
17.	"Local family serves region for almost 100 years, and creates a lasting legacy at LFCC." Shenandoah.com Stories, 2 September 2006, http://shenandoah.com/stories/?id=7227.
18.	The other drive-in near Washington, DC is Bengie's, which is east of the District in Baltimore; Ellen McCarthy, "Half a Century Later, Nostalgia for Stephens City's Silver Screen." Washington Post, 18 July 2008, City Guide.
19.	On demographics in the Winchester-Frederick County area in 2000, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_County,_Virginia#Demographics and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winchester,_Virginia#Demographics. For 2007 figures for the Winchester metro area, see http://www.bestplaces.net/city/virginia/winchester.
20.	Jenny Jones, author, Pete Marovich, photographer. "Hull's Drive-In: Preserving a Piece of Americana." American Journal, Issue 9. http://hullsdrivein.com/docs/press/PDF/AmericanJournal.pdf
21.	Ibid.
22.	Don Harrison, "See You at the Movies." The Roanoker, July/Aug 2008. http://theroanoker.com/interests/business/see-you-at-the-movies/
23.	Ibid.
24.	Dan Kittle, "At the Starlite, the Show Goes On; As Drive-Ins Dwindled, ‘They Never Did Quit Coming Here,'" Roanoke Times, New River Valley Edition, 23 May 2002, NRV3; Donna Alvis-Banks, "Still the Good Old Days—and Nights—at the Starlite," Roanoke Times, New River Valley Edition, 4 September 1994, NRV16.
25.	Brittany Davis, "Drive-In Offers Memorable Summer Nights." The Roanoke Times, 25 May, 2007.
26.	Kittle, "At the Starlite."
27.	Matt Ehlers, "Out at the drive-in," The News & Observer. [Raleigh-Durham, NC], 28 March 2008. http://www.socaldims.com/apps/blog/show/87294-out-at-the-drive-in
28.	Ibid. Ironically, "Shanty Tramp" is set in the rural South and features the story of a white girl who falls for a black boy, despite the sexual advances of a southern Evangelical preacher.
29.	Anne Krishnan, "Movies Under the Stars; Starlite Drive-In remains Durham institution," Herald-Sun [Durham, NC], 10 July 2004, A1.
30.	Hunter Lewis, "End of an Era?; Starlite Drive-In's screen goes up in smoke; owner says he'll rebuild, possibly within 30 days," Herald-Sun [Durham, NC], 23 August 2004, B1; Eric Olson, "Probe traces drive-in fire to hot mower; Workers start collection to rebuild screen," Herald-Sun [Durham, NC], 24 August 2004, C1.
31.	"Briefs," Herald-Sun [Durham, NC], 27 August 2004, B5; Jim Shamp, "Starlite Hopes Bright; Wish list sparks renewal drive for fire-ravaged drive-in," Herald-Sun [Durham, NC], 3 September 2004, C1; John McCann, "Help Among the Ashes," Herald-Sun [Durham, NC], 12 September 2004, C1; Susan Broili, "Benefit dance hopes to bolster drive-in's rebuilding; Starlite's movie screen may be rebuilt next year," Herald-Sun [Durham, NC], D9; Ben Evans, "Starlite's screen could soon flicker anew," Herald-Sun [Durham, NC], 30 November 2004, A1.
32.	"Starlite Drive In owner dies at age of 55; Groves rebuilt theater after fire destroyed its screen," Herald-Sun [Durham, NC], 13 March 2007, C3; [obit].
33.	Drew Brooks, "Drive On In: Outdoor drive-ins may be dying, but two local theaters hang on," Shelby Star [Shelby, NC], 11 October 2007.
34.	"History," Tiger Drive-In Theater, http://tigerdrivein.com/home/history/; Martha M. Ezzard, "A drive back in time; Screens at historic Tiger drive-in flicker back to life tonight," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 10 April 2004, 1D.
35.	Ezzard. Ezzard is co-owner of the Tiger Mountain Vineyard mentioned here.
36.	Gardner Linn, "Drive in, put it in park," The Red and Black [University of Georgia], 25 January 2001, Variety. http://www.redandblack.com/variety/drive-in-put-it-in-park/article_f83376cb-7993-520c-80ab-1110098fe456.html]. For a more detailed discussion of the layout of the Commerce Drive-In, see Lonnee, 107-115.
37.	Ronell Smith, "Dewy Rose drive-in bucking trend," Athens Banner-Herald, 3 June 2003 [http://onlineathens.com/stories/060303/mov_20030603008.shtml]; Kyle Wehrend, "Drive-in sets up shop," The Red and Black [University of Georgia], 26 August 2002, Variety [http://www.redandblack.com/variety/drive-in-sets-up-shop/article_315c98ee-0c48-5325-b725-87c879d0c3fb.html]; Danielle Hutlas, "Mazes more than corn," The Red and Black [University of Georgia], 13 October 2005, Out and About [http://web.archive.org/web/20090113172411/http://media.www.redandblack.com/media/storage/paper871/news/2005/10/13/OutAbout/Mazes.More.Than.Corn-2570682.shtml].
38.	Scott Henry, "Drive-in revival: Hipsters and boomers alike rediscover the joy of watching a movie outdoors." Creative Loafing [Atlanta, GA], 26 June 2002 [http://clatl.com/atlanta/drive-in-revival/Content?oid=1237455].
39.	Ibid.; Kathy Scruggs, "Police nab 13 in two-hour raid on vice strip; But Moreland Avenue residents hope crackdown isn't for show," Atlanta Journal and Constitution 4 August 1991, C1.
40.	Lonnee, 122-124.

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