The Harvest Drive-In on the five lane in Marion has been on the real estate market after owners Mack and Bob Gaddy announced in 2012 they wanted to retire. On Thursday, Mack Gaddy confirmed to The McDowell News the business has been sold and Friday would be the last day operation.
MIKE CONLEY, MCDOWELL NEWS
Hungry patrons at the Harvest Drive-In have enjoyed hamburgers, spaghetti, fried chicken, soups, salads and desserts like chocolate pie.
MIKE CONLEY, MCDOWELL NEWS
Along with its food, the Harvest Drive-In was also known for a unique feature. Customers would order their meals by picking up a telephone at each booth.
MIKE CONLEY, MCDOWELL NEWS
Customers have enjoyed their food and fellowship in the booths inside the Harvest Drive-In and also outside in their cars parked at the drive-in area.
MIKE CONLEY, MCDOWELL NEWS
The Harvest Drive-In opened in 1962 by restaurant founders Jim and Helen Lancaster. They specialized in fried chicken, barbeque, and many other mouth-watering entrées. The Lancasters sold the business in 1974 to brothers Mack and Bob Gaddy.
The Harvest Drive-In on the five lane in Marion has been on the real estate market after owners Mack and Bob Gaddy announced in 2012 they wanted to retire. On Thursday, Mack Gaddy confirmed to The McDowell News the business has been sold and Friday would be the last day operation.
Along with its food, the Harvest Drive-In was also known for a unique feature. Customers would order their meals by picking up a telephone at each booth.
The Harvest Drive-In opened in 1962 by restaurant founders Jim and Helen Lancaster. They specialized in fried chicken, barbeque, and many other mouth-watering entrées. The Lancasters sold the business in 1974 to brothers Mack and Bob Gaddy.