Warner Bros. Ranch Facilities — Attraction in Burbank

The demolition of this piece of great film industry history is a crime against several generations of movie and TV series fans. The city of Burbank should have issued a preservation order to Warner Brothers to prevent the demolition. Even though many of the buildings have more or less changed over the decades due to fires and production design requirements, the overall structure would still be worth preserving as an open-air museum. It would not have been necessary to protect the entire complex, just Blondie Street. Unfortunately, the constant greed for increased profits on the part of management boards and corporations makes any attempt at emotion-based preservation pointless. A huge...

Love the pool, can't wait to take a dip.... ON MY LAST DAY THAT IS! If you work here you know that you will get fired, which is why I no longer work here. JK ;) Don't miss the lemon tree-- nothing so sour's ever tasted so sweet. If you can't find a lemon, just give it a shake!!!! Crawford's and Von's couldn't be closer, and don't forget Smart N Final Extra! But what I really value is the...

I found a video on YouTube of a guy doing one “last tour” of this place before demolition started, so go look there if you are curious. Many tv shows and movie sets are included. The Griswold home was...