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Speakers from Puget Park Drive-In, ca. 2000

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The Puget Sound Drive-In operated in Everett until 2010. These were some of the last speakers used at the drive-in.
ID Number: 2013.PugetPark.Speakers
Date: Circa 2000
Physical Description: 1 Speaker; metal, wire; 7.5 in.H x 4.5 in.W x 6 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 2013.PugetPark.Speakers
Subjects: Entertainment, Mass Media

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