True story: I was hired as an extra in 1986 at Culver Studios for the Michael Jackson music video: “Smooth Criminal” and during one of the breaks, we all went outside and started talking with the actors who were shooting in the sound stage next door for a movie called Beetlejuice. We hung out with Jeffrey Jones (in his green dinner jacket from the famous shrimp scene), Catherine O’Hara and Winona Ryder. Who knew it would be a huge hit?
@@ce3586 Probably built for the movie and torn down. I don’t know for sure but that happens a lot. They build the structures but to save money they don’t build them to any safety codes to be permanent so it’s in the contract with the municipality that they have to completely remove it and leave no trace. Again, speculation, now I’m off to find out! 😂 Edit: Tim Burton's offbeat ghost story Beetlejuice took place in Connecticut, but it was actually filmed in East Corinth, Vermont. That great old house on a hill was just a facade built for the movie and later torn down.
If I send something and include a stamped self addressed package, can you sign something for me. This is possibly the coolest thing I’ve ever heard and I’m willing to do almost anything to get into the “Cool Guy Club”
As a kid growing up watching Beetlejuice everyday on VHS. these locations are engraved in my brain .still till this day my favorite movie. It's a Strange feeling to see these locations even on video. My subconscious recognizes as if I've been here before long ago. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.
Nick, It's great how you put matching screenshots of then and now so comparisons can really be done in depth. So many "Film location" youtubers don't do that
My aunt and uncle used to live about 4 miles away on Cheney 4 Corners road, back in ‘88 we saw the house on the hill that they built as a huge prop, but I don’t recall ever seeing the covered bridge. I do recall going into “Maitlands” (at the time of course it was McLam’s then I think it was Andy’s(?)), McLam’s was a tiny general store, I do miss it but I’m glad the history is still alive.
Very cool thank you. Hasn’t changed much at all actually. I remember going to the theater to see this movie lol I was 20 years old. Going to be 53 this year. Time goes by in an instant. Don’t blind or you’ll miss it.
I’d give anything to see both the hardware and school buildings restored to their former glory and a replica house built in the same spot on top of that hill. Such a beautiful, iconic location deserves better.
@@ernestinemaloy8680 Yeah, it was so Burton lol. I imagine the property owners didn’t want it left standing. I guess if they knew it was going to become legendary they may have kept it up.
@@ernestinemaloy8680 it wasn't a real house - just a shell, with an inflatable roof, built specifically for the movie. The locals and film crew used the inside to play basketball.
At 5:55 in the helicopter shot from the movie's opening credits you can see the open back of the false library facade at the bottom of the screen. Apparently it was only three-sided, leaving the back exposed with open framing and the existing library jutting out beneath it.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice! Start to finish, EPIC. We always question how the heck you find these locations so many years later! The time, effort, traveling and so on has to be enormous to get to these amazing spots! You tell a great story, thank you for always keeping us entertained! 🤘
Thanks a lot!! Haha Sometimes I find them and other times I look them up but it can be tough. Labor of love, that’s for sure.. Have a Happy Halloween!!
During our road to New England last month, we were going through Vermont and I deliberately started playing the Cd at a specific preplanned point. I timed it so that the Beetlejuice theme started playing just as we were entering East Corinth. My wife jokingly said the area reminded her of Beetlejuice because of the music playing. That's when I told her it was because we were IN the town where it (exteriors) was filmed. She had no idea I had added it as a stop to the trip :)
I thought it was funny, as you showed the movie clip of the bridge, they were driving a Volvo in the movie, then when you cut back, a Volvo drove by...freaky! Wow, that store building is a wreck, they could fix it up, and have a tourist trap. Excellent video!
AWESOMENESS x 1000 Nick!!! Never realized that Beetlejuice was shot in Vermont! It's such a beautiful area!!! Great job as always my friend!!! It always makes us smile when we see a notification that you have a new video!!! Stay safe!! :)
That’s mighty kind of you guys!! Yes, in probably the smallest town I ever seen haha. Vermont really is beautiful. That’s great to hear my friends!! Likewise. Happy Halloween!!!
Wow, thanks for this investigation, plus revelation of location for one of the greatest movies that can relate to many people 33 Year's later, and many more to come. Pure classic.
Great video! We love seeing these old filming locations, especially from our favorite 80’s movies. What a bummer to see the condition of the hardware store though. 🙁 Your research and editing were excellent. Thanks for the tour! We’ve never been to Vermont, hope to visit some day.
Glad you enjoyed it! ..and I know what you mean about the current condition. It's too bad that it has been in that state for far too long... My wife and I recently started exploring Vermont and New Hampshire because distant travel plans have been impacted by the craziness. I couldn't recommend the area enough. I'm sure you will make it there some day. Thanks a lot, and I'll be checking out your channel too... I like the sound of that haha!
Cool video! Visited there in the spring of 2019 with some friends. Very friendly people. We talked with a woman who showed us a photo album full of behind the scenes photo's with stories to go with them. She and another townie also warned us not to go onto the property where the house had been, saying the woman was sick and tired of tourists. Can't blame her really.
You did a phenomenal job lining up the shots with present day. I really enjoyed this as I thought about making the journey up there from Texas many times. Thanks
By far the most comprehensive video covering the filming locations of this movie. As a side not a co-worker of mine could talk just like the Beetlejuice character and played that role in a haunted house we put together. A four hour wait to get in.
Hello, I enjoyed your production very much. Many years ago I made it a point to stop and see this location while on a huge cross country Harley ride. I saw a lot more through your work though. Particularly liked your transitions between the movie and now. Sad how the buildings are falling into such disrepair. Thanks for a neat episode.
Beetlejuice😎 Beetlejuice😎 Beetlejuice!!!🎉 Thank you for making this video! I have such a great memories watching Beetlejuice as a kid. Awesome video!❤️
Another great job! Excellent job matching up the exact locations too. I was there several years ago but only had time to take some pictures. I appreciated how a well known movie was filmed in such a remote, small little town like this. It’s hardly changed much since then and probably won’t for many years to come.
I agree with your opinion on how something so big came out of something so small, amazing. I saw your video, upload for it..very cool! It has subtle changes and the feel of a ghost town. I really enjoyed the visit. BTW - I have to watch your Walking Dead Location Video in full... I've been dying to do that..pun intended, oh brother lol smh... Thanks a lot bud!
I love this movie! It appears after all of the work that has been done to Maitlands and the fire dept. over the years especially the removal of facades, you can see that what looks like a red round fire house bell next to the window is still there today! Thats neat! Cool video!
@@Zamarae Lol.. She was concerned about Covid but I was nowhere near anyone, on top of a hill. I think she’s just getting a little tiresome in her old age.
I only discovered your channel last night when I watched your Jaws video. I’m addicted, all great work. Feel like I’ve discovered a hidden gem. Thank you for sharing, I’ll be continuing down this rabbit hole.
I can't believe that red barn that was over the bridge still exists. I thought they would have torn it down after they finished filming like they do most movie props but glad it's still there.
Great tour. After years of rattlings here and there about a possible sequel to the film I figured it was all fan noise, but seeing that the house is being rebuilt pretty much confirms it’s happening. Should be interesting!
I watch a lot of videos of people going to movie locations but I have to say you are one the best. I like how you show the actual movie shots in exact locations. Fine job, keep up the good work.
Yet again another great location vid with a movie that I grew up watching 👍🏻 really appreciate the time and effort you put into your vids, always look forward to my Nick P notifications. 😁
What an awesome comment. This was def one of my favorite movies back in the day and still watch when it’s on tv.. Greatly appreciated Aaron!! Happy Halloween!
What a beautiful little town! Thanks so much for making these. I love "then and now" stuff, and the way you line up shots. You obviously do your homework for your videos. Thanks for feeding my inner nerd! You have a new sub : )
Thanks so much for these videos! We just watched your Funny Farm filming locations as well! We plan on going up to Vermont to see these . Thanks so much! These are well done and are Awesome!!!
The library was originally built in 1902, burned in 1945. The current one was built and opened in 1949. In the movie they built a fake facade to look like the original 1902 building. Found the information on the Blake Memorial Library website. 😀
True story: I was hired as an extra in 1986 at Culver Studios for the Michael Jackson music video: “Smooth Criminal” and during one of the breaks, we all went outside and started talking with the actors who were shooting in the sound stage next door for a movie called Beetlejuice. We hung out with Jeffrey Jones (in his green dinner jacket from the famous shrimp scene), Catherine O’Hara and Winona Ryder. Who knew it would be a huge hit?
Thanks for sharing that awesome story, very cool!
What happened to the hiuse?
@@ce3586 Probably built for the movie and torn down. I don’t know for sure but that happens a lot. They build the structures but to save money they don’t build them to any safety codes to be permanent so it’s in the contract with the municipality that they have to completely remove it and leave no trace. Again, speculation, now I’m off to find out! 😂
Edit: Tim Burton's offbeat ghost story Beetlejuice took place in Connecticut, but it was actually filmed in East Corinth, Vermont. That great old house on a hill was just a facade built for the movie and later torn down.
What's cooler is you will tied with Michael Jackson dudeeee that's cooler than meeting or le for beatle juice
If I send something and include a stamped self addressed package, can you sign something for me. This is possibly the coolest thing I’ve ever heard and I’m willing to do almost anything to get into the “Cool Guy Club”
I'm glad to know I'm not the only one interested in such things.
As a kid growing up watching Beetlejuice everyday on VHS. these locations are engraved in my brain .still till this day my favorite movie. It's a Strange feeling to see these locations even on video. My subconscious recognizes as if I've been here before long ago. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.
Very cool to hear.. It sure is a one of kind classic.
My pleasure.. Thank you.
Nick, It's great how you put matching screenshots of then and now so comparisons can really be done in depth. So many "Film location" youtubers don't do that
Awesome feedback... I try to get it from a few different ways and shots.. Thanks a lot for appreciating the efforts!! Glad you enjoyed it.
The guy who did a goonies one did it pretty well also.
My aunt and uncle used to live about 4 miles away on Cheney 4 Corners road, back in ‘88 we saw the house on the hill that they built as a huge prop, but I don’t recall ever seeing the covered bridge. I do recall going into “Maitlands” (at the time of course it was McLam’s then I think it was Andy’s(?)), McLam’s was a tiny general store, I do miss it but I’m glad the history is still alive.
That's awesome! That must have been great to see and walk through during production. Very cool, thanks for sharing
The covered bridge is still standing at northeast slopes in waits river
Very cool thank you. Hasn’t changed much at all actually. I remember going to the theater to see this movie lol I was 20 years old. Going to be 53 this year. Time goes by in an instant. Don’t blind or you’ll miss it.
Well said.. Thank you!
I’d give anything to see both the hardware and school buildings restored to their former glory and a replica house built in the same spot on top of that hill. Such a beautiful, iconic location deserves better.
I couldn't agree more. That would be special.
@@NickP wonder why they tore the Maitland old house down also that sundeck was waaaay weird...
@@ernestinemaloy8680 Yeah, it was so Burton lol. I imagine the property owners didn’t want it left standing. I guess if they knew it was going to become legendary they may have kept it up.
Give a couple hundred thousand and it can be done.
@@ernestinemaloy8680 it wasn't a real house - just a shell, with an inflatable roof, built specifically for the movie. The locals and film crew used the inside to play basketball.
That’s some beautiful countryside.
I would love to retire someplace like that ..
“He comes in, he’s got hair down to his goddamn shoulders... And he says to me just trim it a little...”
LOL
At 5:55 in the helicopter shot from the movie's opening credits you can see the open back of the false library facade at the bottom of the screen. Apparently it was only three-sided, leaving the back exposed with open framing and the existing library jutting out beneath it.
Interesting info.. Thanks a lot!
You just blew my brains out 😂🤯
The music, the sets & Keatons performance make this movie an 80s classic⭐⭐⭐
Absolutely !
Pretty wild how a Volvo passes in real life as the clip of the yellow movie Volvo ends 3:24
Yes, that was
I was about to comment the say thing. Really neat!
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice! Start to finish, EPIC. We always question how the heck you find these locations so many years later! The time, effort, traveling and so on has to be enormous to get to these amazing spots! You tell a great story, thank you for always keeping us entertained! 🤘
Thanks a lot!! Haha Sometimes I find them and other times I look them up but it can be tough. Labor of love, that’s for sure.. Have a Happy Halloween!!
That little scruffy dog!😍
I WAS HOOKED, HOOKED HOOKED!
ON BEETLEJUICE.
SO MUCH, THAT EVERY MORNING
I WOULD PLAY THE DVD, 2 TO 6 TIMES ADAY!!
THIS BETTER NOT BE A FLOP!!!
Love the unimog at the old hardware store
Me too, I need that!!
They were US Army engineer's "SEE" Small Emplacement Excavator
trucks. I've rode in them while laying mine fields in the desert back in the day.
This was interesting. Love me some BeetleJuice.
During our road to New England last month, we were going through Vermont and I deliberately started playing the Cd at a specific preplanned point. I timed it so that the Beetlejuice theme started playing just as we were entering East Corinth. My wife jokingly said the area reminded her of Beetlejuice because of the music playing. That's when I told her it was because we were IN the town where it (exteriors) was filmed. She had no idea I had added it as a stop to the trip :)
That is absolutely classic!! I’ve done similar things as well!
I thought it was funny, as you showed the movie clip of the bridge, they were driving a Volvo in the movie, then when you cut back, a Volvo drove by...freaky! Wow, that store building is a wreck, they could fix it up, and have a tourist trap. Excellent video!
Agreed...haha good catch. I wish they would as well.. Thanks a lot Dave!
AWESOMENESS x 1000 Nick!!! Never realized that Beetlejuice was shot in Vermont! It's such a beautiful area!!! Great job as always my friend!!! It always makes us smile when we see a notification that you have a new video!!! Stay safe!! :)
That’s mighty kind of you guys!! Yes, in probably the smallest town I ever seen haha. Vermont really is beautiful. That’s great to hear my friends!! Likewise. Happy Halloween!!!
Another great video , thank you for shared.
Thanks a lot!
Beetlejuice,Beetlejuice,Beetlejuice,, its showtime, great movie , very cool video. I lovermont for skiing
Thanks a lot! Yeah, it’s great up there..
Wow, thanks for this investigation, plus revelation of location for one of the greatest movies that can relate to many people 33 Year's later, and many more to come. Pure classic.
That’s greatly appreciated Cesar!
@@NickP. Your Welcome, great work performed.
Awesome video. I loved this movie as a kid. As an adult, I'm a movie location nerd...
Me too lol.. Thank you!
Fantastic.
I get so emotionally invested in certain films.
These videos are first class!
Likewise.. Thank you so much! Glad it had a positive affect on you!
Great video! We love seeing these old filming locations, especially from our favorite 80’s movies. What a bummer to see the condition of the hardware store though. 🙁 Your research and editing were excellent. Thanks for the tour! We’ve never been to Vermont, hope to visit some day.
Glad you enjoyed it! ..and I know what you mean about the current condition. It's too bad that it has been in that state for far too long... My wife and I recently started exploring Vermont and New Hampshire because distant travel plans have been impacted by the craziness. I couldn't recommend the area enough. I'm sure you will make it there some day. Thanks a lot, and I'll be checking out your channel too... I like the sound of that haha!
Cool video! Visited there in the spring of 2019 with some friends. Very friendly people. We talked with a woman who showed us a photo album full of behind the scenes photo's with stories to go with them. She and another townie also warned us not to go onto the property where the house had been, saying the woman was sick and tired of tourists. Can't blame her really.
Thanks a lot!..Agreed, nice people...
I think over the last couple of years she's become bitter, and it must become annoying after a while.
It's a classic, my dad took me to see the movie when I was 7!😁
Awesome!
I wouldn't mine living there. I love peace and quiet. I just watched beetle juice the other day.
@3:25 what a coincidence! The Maintlands drove an old Volvo, and an old Volvo drives past your shot!
Watched this movie for the first time back in 1997. Still one of my favorites . Nice video .
Glad you enjoyed it.. This is def in the all-time fav category for me too.. Thanks a lot!
You did a phenomenal job lining up the shots with present day. I really enjoyed this as I thought about making the journey up there from Texas many times. Thanks
I really appreciate that, great to hear you enjoyed the video!
By far the most comprehensive video covering the filming locations of this movie. As a side not a co-worker of mine could talk just like the Beetlejuice character and played that role in a haunted house we put together. A four hour wait to get in.
Wow, that’s pretty wild…and thanks a lot for the awesome feedback.
It’s 26 March 2022, I’m watching Beatlejuice. Now I’m here. Cheers!
Hello, I enjoyed your production very much. Many years ago I made it a point to stop and see this location while on a huge cross country Harley ride. I saw a lot more through your work though. Particularly liked your transitions between the movie and now. Sad how the buildings are falling into such disrepair. Thanks for a neat episode.
That's great you were able to see them on your travels. I share your feelings on the buildings. Glad you enjoyed the video, many thanks!
Omg I love this movie 🍿🎥 thanks for doing this 💕
My pleasure, thank you!
Hi Nick beautiful house and view breath taken Beetlejuice wow thanks for the video god bless take care
Brooklyn!! Thanks a lot..glad you enjoyed it.
This was great! Super cool that you found the bridge covering. Great find!
Thanks a lot Chris!
Thoroughly enjoyed this. Very impressed by
how you matched the camera angles to the original footage. Great stuff.
Thanks a lot Dean!
I love watching these kinds of videos! So interesting and cool!
Glad you enjoyed it.. Thanks a lot!
Looks like the whole town could use a coat of paint.
Thanks for sharing this!
My pleasure, Thank you!
Beetlejuice😎 Beetlejuice😎 Beetlejuice!!!🎉
Thank you for making this video! I have such a great memories watching Beetlejuice as a kid.
Awesome video!❤️
You are so welcome! That is great to hear. Thank you!
Thank you for taking the time to do this! I saw Beetlejuice the musical back in Jan. Such a fun show and great addition to the classic film.
That sounds like a fun night out. Thank you for taking the time to make an awesome comment!
Another great job! Excellent job matching up the exact locations too. I was there several years ago but only had time to take some pictures. I appreciated how a well known movie was filmed in such a remote, small little town like this. It’s hardly changed much since then and probably won’t for many years to come.
I agree with your opinion on how something so big came out of something so small, amazing. I saw your video, upload for it..very cool! It has subtle changes and the feel of a ghost town. I really enjoyed the visit. BTW - I have to watch your Walking Dead Location Video in full... I've been dying to do that..pun intended, oh brother lol smh... Thanks a lot bud!
Amazing video, thank you for posting it!
Thank you!
Great video as always Nick, it looks a beautiful place to live
Thanks a lot Richard! It's a beautiful, simple lifestyle, that's for sure.
@@NickP my kind of lifestyle that Nick👍
@@richardevans7035 Awesome! Thanks again
Damn. This is incredible📼👍🏽
Thanks a lot!
Man I haven’t been up there in atleast 15 years. Thank you.
I love this movie! It appears after all of the work that has been done to Maitlands and the fire dept. over the years especially the removal of facades, you can see that what looks like a red round fire house bell next to the window is still there today! Thats neat! Cool video!
Very cool! Thanks a lot!
I’m pleased that the area actually looks mostly better and you chose a good time of the year because the fall trees look really beautiful.
Thank you!
@@NickP Thank you for sharing! And what was the resident shouting when you were at the house location (?) haha
@@Zamarae Lol.. She was concerned about Covid but I was nowhere near anyone, on top of a hill. I think she’s just getting a little tiresome in her old age.
This was awesome, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you!
I used to watch this movie so much as a kid! Thanks for making this video 💗
Likewise! My pleasure, thanks!
One of my favorite movies. Great job filming.
Same here, thanks a lot!
Brilliant....so good to see this....and what a classic film....cheers
Glad to hear it...Thanks a lot!
Thank you. I love your videos and this movie. I am excited to see the new film
I really appreciate it, many thanks.
Awesome video! I love Beetlejuice it is one of my favorite Tim Burton films!
Thanks a lot!
I only discovered your channel last night when I watched your Jaws video. I’m addicted, all great work. Feel like I’ve discovered a hidden gem. Thank you for sharing, I’ll be continuing down this rabbit hole.
That’s greatly appreciated Ethan! Welcome!
So much time and effort and balls (for being on that property and the owner yelling at you) has gone into making this video. Amazing and thank you 🙏🏻
Thanks for the awesome feedback, greatly appreciated!
Great stuff loved the film thanks for posting .
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you!
Loved this! Thanks for sharing!! ..Made me a little emotional w nostalgia. ❤️
That's awesome!
Amazing video. Thanks. Great stories on this film. 😁
Thanks a lot!
Thanks for sharing the visit , Had thought the House was more real than it turns out :(
I had thought the same for a while.. My pleasure, and thank you.
Thank you for your time and passion 🙏 Iove thus stuff
My pleasure.. Thank you
This is a very good episode, I didn’t know places like that still exist. Thanks for taking us along.
I just discovered your channel yesterday and i loved already is amazing you are in the places where these films were filmed.
Many thanks!
The house was already demolished.
That was Kevin's mom from Home Alone.
Omg this is fantastic. I love Beetlejuice so much and now I wanna plan a trip to VT from CA lol
Awesome
I love the movie Beetlejuice! Can't wait for the sequel!
Nice trip, ☺ beautiful little town, virus concerns rank low compared to a cool once in a lifetime sightseeing tour. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Great match shots. 😊👍👌
Glad you enjoyed it.. thanks a lot!!
Thank you for for the documentary of the location . This is very interesting.
My pleasure.. Thank you.
I said it before your the best on TH-cam when it comes to movie locations. Perfection 👌
That’s greatly appreciated Steve! Enjoy your wknd.
@@NickP you too my friend 👍
amazing video. thank you!
You have the best Filming Location videos that I have see so far. This is GREAT!! keep up the good work!!
I really appreciate that Tony.. Happy New Year!
I can't believe that red barn that was over the bridge still exists. I thought they would have torn it down after they finished filming like they do most movie props but glad it's still there.
You pick awesome films to show. Avid viewing.
Thanks a lot!!
I loved this movie when I was a kid! Still love it too. Thanks for doing this vlog!
Likewise! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot!!
Epic Filming locations video! Love this movie...wish they would make a sequel already though! Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice! 👻👻👻
Thanks a lot Carl! I know they’ve talked about it.
No sequel needed to ruin a great movie.
You do an Amazing job on your videos!
Thank you! ☯👍
That’s greatly appreciated!
Great tour. After years of rattlings here and there about a possible sequel to the film I figured it was all fan noise, but seeing that the house is being rebuilt pretty much confirms it’s happening. Should be interesting!
I couldn’t agree more. Trying to get up there soon. Thanks a lot!
I watch a lot of videos of people going to movie locations but I have to say you are one the best. I like how you show the actual movie shots in exact locations. Fine job, keep up the good work.
I really appreciate that, thanks a lot!
Amazing job!
Glad you like it. Thanks a lot !
Hi from Russia! Thank you for this video! This film means a lot to me!
Hi! I’m a big fan of Beetlejuice as well. Glad you enjoyed it!
This is awesome. Such a classic movie!
Must have heard a little voice “it’s showtime” lol
Just subbed. Nice 👌 enjoyed it
Thanks a lot!
Yet again another great location vid with a movie that I grew up watching 👍🏻 really appreciate the time and effort you put into your vids, always look forward to my Nick P notifications. 😁
What an awesome comment. This was def one of my favorite movies back in the day and still watch when it’s on tv.. Greatly appreciated Aaron!! Happy Halloween!
Hell yeah!! Liked and shared.
Thanks a lot Tony!
What a beautiful little town! Thanks so much for making these. I love "then and now" stuff, and the way you line up shots. You obviously do your homework for your videos. Thanks for feeding my inner nerd! You have a new sub : )
That’s awesome! Thanks a lot!
Just out of curiosity🤔Does the town acknowledge or celebrate the fact that it was the filming location?
Yes, at select times of the year they do! I think they had a parade for the 30th anniversary.
Not as much as they should
Probably not my town square was used in the movie Day After with John Lithgow . Harrisonville Missouri.
Wow . Another Nic P that frequents filming locations
Damn man, you have an awesome channel that you obviously put a lot of hard work into. You really deserve many more subscribers.
Thanks a lot for that awesome compliment!
Thanks so much for these videos! We just watched your Funny Farm filming locations as well! We plan on going up to Vermont to see these . Thanks so much! These are well done and are Awesome!!!
I greatly appreciate that... Hope you guys have a great trip!!
Man this is so cool, I can feel the calmness through this video..town's just amazing 👏
This was epic thanks man
Thank you
Beetlejuice would always be one of the best movies of all time
Agreed!
Now Subscribed! 🙏🤗❤️ Thank you so much for this, I’m giddy! 😂😊😎😘 When you were showing us the bridge/ road, a V.W sped by! 🙃🤗 such a beautiful river!
Yes! Awesome! Thank you!
Very pretty town up there. It just looks relaxing.
You earned a sub from me man, awesome video. Definitely a bucket list location for me.
Thanks a lot
The library was originally built in 1902, burned in 1945. The current one was built and opened in 1949. In the movie they built a fake facade to look like the original 1902 building. Found the information on the Blake Memorial Library website. 😀
I was wondering why it was different. Thanks for that info!