Revolutionary Drive-In Dining 1920s-1950s

Step back in time with us as we explore the revolutionary drive-in dining experience from the 1920s to 1950s. From curb-side service to carhops, this video will take you on a nostalgic journey through the evolution of drive-in restaurants. Don't miss out on this blast from the past!
Memory Lane is meant to be a visual history lesson. Each video explores a topic that relates to a specific point in time and takes a look back at that moment with not only snapshots, but also with commentary that tells a story.
Learning about life during various decades is best done by seeing how these moments looked. We all remember flipping through old photo albums and this channel is meant to feel that same way.
Memory Lane is a place where we can look back at the nostalgic eras of the past.
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[@Dadsezso]

I loved the drive-in we had in our town. Called Frost Top, it served huge mugs of frosty cold root beer with ice on the outside of the mugs. Best onion rings I've ever had. That was the 50s and I think it lasted into the 70s but I had left the town long before that. Speaking of the 50s, the pic @10:21 isn't circa 1940s. That is either a 56 or 57 Corvette. Maybe some expert could identify which one. Thanks again for the walk down memory lane.

[@MemoryLN]

Thank you.

[@luisreyes1963]

Today, the only Drive-in Restaurants still active are the ones run by Sonic.
I was lucky to have had lunch there with my family back in the early 2ks. 🍔