This great photo is from flickr member ZEUSFACE
Check out some of his vintage images.
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http://atlantatimemachine.com/commercialbldgs/toco.htm
Why would they get rid of the icon of a sign ?
They should rebuild on like it, don't you think.
Thanks to Greg for sending in this link, also see his comment for another link.
Atlanta, GA
The Toco Hills Theatre
3003 North Druid Hills Road
Atlanta, GAOpened in 1964, this theater was almost a secret to those who knew it. Hidden in a small strip mall, it boasted one of the largest screens and seating areas in Atlanta. I think only the Fox challenged it in size while it was open.
It closed in 2000, after years of lack-luster attendance.
It was part of the Lefont chain of theaters, named after George Lefont, who often brought foreign-language and award-winning Cannes films to the city.
Contributed by Daniel Rouk
http://cinematreasures.org/theater/7119/
If you have any pictures of The Toco Hills Theatre when it was opened please send them in and I will post it for you. or any old pictures of The Toco Hills Shopping Center would be good.
Most people say TOCO HILLS but it's TOCO HILL
1 comment:
Here are a couple then/now views of the shopping center from Atlanta Time Machine:
http://atlantatimemachine.com/misc/aerial14.htm
http://atlantatimemachine.com/commercialbldgs/toco.htm
Greg
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