Signage from the Narellan Gayline Drive-in which operated between 1960s and 1980s (I Willis) |
A little bit of Camden Modernism that has disappeared.
Along with rock ‘n roll, transistor radios, the bikini, the mini-skirt, it defined the lifestyle of the baby boomers. It was as popular with teenagers as it was with young families. It was a defining moment for a 20th century culture that was based around the icons of the period: cars and movies.
The drive in at Narellan was owned and operated from 1967-1992 by EJ Frazer and operated as the Narellan Gayline Drive in Movie Theatre.