Location ID: #178
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Cooke City is one of the entrances to Yellowstone National Park. It was named for Jay Cooke, Jr., who was interested in mining claims in the district. Cooke City began as a prospect hole in the early 1870s. Weathered cabins with moss-covered roofs ...
Location ID: #10087156
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Terry Badlands Wilderness Study Area is located three miles northwest of Terry, north of the Yellowstone River. Access to the scenic overlook is by a westbound dirt road directly off "The Big Sky Backcountry Byway" Highway 235 or by way of the ...
Location ID: #10315962
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Terry Badlands Wilderness Study Area is located three miles northwest of Terry, north of the Yellowstone River. Access to the scenic overlook is by a westbound dirt road directly off "The Big Sky Backcountry Byway" Highway 235 or by way of the ...
Location ID: #1295
100 photos
Whittier Narrows is a 1,492-acre park located in the City of South El Monte and is one of Los Angeles County’s largest and most popular recreation areas. The park is located on both sides of the Pomona Freeway at Rosemead Boulevard and Santa Anita ...
Location ID: #10032701
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588 acre ranch found in Santa Monica Mountains in the center of the Malibu Creek Watershed. Contains an old Chumash settlement and other historical, archeological, and cultural infrastructure. It is a hub for animal and plant diversity: coast life ...
Location ID: #10125850
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Known in early 1900s as the tallest building in north Texas, the Fort Worth Flatiron Building designed by firm of Sanguinet and Staats, is a renaissance revival structure that was inspired by the wedge-shaped Flatiron Building in New York.
Location ID: #2649
38 photos
Backlots features: lakes, rail, ranches, vacant buildings and open terrain.
Western set, schoolhouse/church, pond, cabins, barns, train, mediterranean sets, forest, trails, rustic farmhouse, 50s house and Mainstreet, 30s gas station, hacienda, ...
Location ID: #10298721
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Family home in Sunpeak neighborhood near Canyons base of Vail ski resort in Park City Utah
Location ID: #10262109
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This A-frame cabin includes one small bedroom, one loft, a kitchen, and an open living room with a wood burning stove.
Location ID: #10260550
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The Oakley Diner is an iconic restaurant that sits in the heart of Oakley, Utah known for its classic atmosphere and dedication to serving delicious, traditional diner food.
Location ID: #10160654
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A private 50 acre retreat nestled inside the Santa Monica Mountains, a short commute from Los Angeles and minutes away from Malibu’s Finest Beaches. The retreat is surrounded by national reserve, providing a uniquely secluded location. The compound ...
Location ID: #10022752
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Mirror Lake is known for the reflection it creates of the surrounding mountains and forest. In the winter, the lake freezes over.
Location ID: #10044431
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Mirror Lake Highway is a scenic bypass that winds through farm and ranch lands and rises to heavily forested, mountain terrain, accented by meadows and rugged peaks.
Location ID: #662
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Saco is in the heart of the Milk River Valley. The Saco Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture Museum is located in a renovated one-room county schoolhouse; the Huntley School. The school was named after Chet Huntley who attended the school and went on ...
Location ID: #10158819
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Opheim is located 10 miles from the Saskatchewan border in rich wheat-growing country. On the 51 mile stretch of road between Glasgow and Opheim along Montana Highway 24 lie some of the wildest prairie lands in the northern part of Missouri River ...
Location ID: #10104224
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Located in the Santa Clarita filming community of Los Angeles, California, Rancho Deluxe is a premier movie ranch location with over 200 acres of property nestled in the mountains of Placerita Canyon near Melody Ranch, Sable Ranch, and Disney's ...
Location ID: #10315926
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Nashua is situated where Porcupine Creek runs into the Milk River, a few miles farther on, the waters of these two streams flow into the Missouri near Fort Peck Dam. The building of the dam, at its peak in 1936, provided 10,456 jobs; it was ...
Location ID: #10315923
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Large, 100+ year old church in Dinkytown. Has both Gothic and Tudor elements in the interior and exterior. Large wooden doors, archways, stone, stained glass, ornate light fixtures, a tile baptistry. There is a Sanctuary with pews and an organ, an ...
Location ID: #10315924
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Paul High Back, raised in Canada and a Mnicoujou scout for Big Foot (Spotted Elk), was an elder here and he is buried in the Church cemetery. Sitting Bull took this path from Willow Bunch to surrender at Fort Buford. In his surrender speech, Sitting ...
Location ID: #32
47 photos
Featuring a massive Mexican Spanish / Middle Eastern / European city with a Cantina, Church, School, Police Station, Gas Station, Warehouse, Hotel Room and Hacienda all with interiors. The Movie Ranch features many other sets including, a Log Cabin ...
Location ID: #10233901
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Mildred is on O'Fallon Creek 20 miles southeast of Terry. Not far from Mildred you can get on the Big Sky Byway in Terry. The north-south orientation of the Byway will give you a glimpse of dry land farming, rolling prairie grassland, scenic scoria ...
Location ID: #10315922
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Medicine Lake takes its name from the nearby lake which was so named by the Indian because they found many of their medicinal herbs and roots on its shores. They also believed that the water itself had medicinal qualities. Located in the northeast ...
Location ID: #10233895
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Homesteaders began arriving on the Big Bench in 1909. In 1910, the community acquired a post office under the name Oroville. Dissatisfied with name, residents finally selected Madoc as a compromise among several competing suggestions. The Great ...
Location ID: #10315921
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At 11,531 acres, Makoshika State Park is Montana's largest state park. Designated a state park in 1953, Makoshika represents 20% of Montana's badlands topography. The clays and shales of the park erode much easier than the sandstone layers above; ...