Also included are a few vintage appearances on film from the backlot's RKO-Pathé years. The sets of 40 Acres as they appeared primarily in the Desilu Studios era, and in such television series'Īs The Andy Griffith Show, The Untouchables, Star Trek, Batman, Mission Impossible and My Three Sons. Location of Gone With The Wind's "Tara" mansion. We will then explore other areas of the lot, including the West through this principle shooting area of "40 Acres," eventually reaching the large railroad depot set built for the film. Town (east with respect to real world geography).on the residential street.and proceed The tour and gallery will begin at the east end of Gone With The Wind's "Atlanta" The railway depot, "Tara," and the "Mayberry" courthouse. Summer 2008 - several views of 3D set models were added to the gallery, including.October 2008 - nearly thirty new images were added throughout the gallery.
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November 2008 - the page 40 Acres - The Lost Studio Backlot of Movie & Television Fame was updated with several new images.December 2008 - various revisions and additions.
mid-January, 2009 - virtual tour streamlined new virtual views.mid-February, 2009 - new images added, from backlot's appearance in My Three Sons.mid-March, 2009 - more virtual views added.late May 2009 - several new images added throughout the gallery.July 2009 - several images added to the gallery, from the new RetroWeb Archives collection.2009 - quality upgraded for dozens of the images in the gallery Photographs, or reminiscences to share, or if you have spotted a 40 Acres set in an old film or television show, please contact me at or via this site's Much about the 40 Acres backlot remains to be discovered. Tour is the town area of "40 Acres," namely the area originally constructed asĪtlanta for the film Gone With the Wind, and which later evolved into The Andy Griffith Show's "Mayberry," however, the gallery also documents numerous other areas and sets of the former RKO/Desilu backlot. This image gallery and "virtual tour" debuted on February 16, 2008, and it continues to evolve. Internet Options / Security / Internet Zone / Custom Level, then go to Scripting and set
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