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Photo gallery: Evergreen Drive-In in East Huntingdon damaged in storm

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1 Min Read • April 30, 2025 | 8 months Ago
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Zac Gibson | Triblive
The main viewing screens at Evergreen Drive-In in East Huntingdon Township were damaged by Tuesday’s storms.
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Zac Gibson | Triblive
The main viewing screens at Evergreen Drive-In in East Huntingdon Township were damaged by Tuesday’s storms.
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Zac Gibson | Triblive
The main viewing screens at Evergreen Drive-In in East Huntingdon Township were damaged by Tuesday’s storms.
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Zac Gibson | Triblive
The main viewing screens at Evergreen Drive-In in East Huntingdon Township were damaged by Tuesday’s storms.
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Zac Gibson | Triblive
The main viewing screens at Evergreen Drive-In in East Huntingdon Township were damaged by Tuesday’s storms.
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Zac Gibson | Triblive
The main viewing screens at Evergreen Drive-In in East Huntingdon Township were damaged by Tuesday’s storms.
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Sean Stipp | TribLive
Screen one at the Evergreen Drive-In Theater in East Huntingdon was damaged as a result of high winds that pushed through the region on Tuesday.
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Zac Gibson | Triblive
Joe Warren owner of Evergreen Drive-In since 1999 spoke with TribLive detailing the damage to the main viewing screens at the corner on Wednesday. He said March storms compromised the structure and last night’s storm just knocked down the screen, which the business had been debating taking down and replacing.
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Zac Gibson | Triblive
Joe Warren owner of Evergreen Drive-In since 1999 spoke with TribLive detailing the damage to the main viewing screens at the corner on Wednesday. He said March storms compromised the structure and last night’s storm just knocked down the screen, which the business had been debating taking down and replacing.
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Zac Gibson | Triblive
Joe Warren owner of Evergreen Drive-In since 1999 spoke with TribLive detailing the damage to the main viewing screens at the corner on Wednesday. He said March storms compromised the structure and last night’s storm just knocked down the screen, which the business had been debating taking down and replacing.

Evergreen Drive-In in East Huntingdon Township was damaged Tuesday during the severe storms that hit the region.

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