This is something unusual - I was contacted by a fan of the site who lives in Palm Springs who noticed that he had seen some of the Northcrest rooflines in a Public Service video regarding Fallout -
"While looking at your website I realized that I had seen some of your Northcrest rooflines before. Are you aware your neighborhood appears in a vintage movie about fallout shelters? If I'm telling you something you already know, my apologies."
Here's an updated link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRPSTCDIGOg
I don't recognize the other scenes in the movie (there are a total of 5 parts, all available on YouTube) so I'm not sure if only the homes were shot here. Interesting though - I believe the movie was from the 60s.
-- John
"While looking at your website I realized that I had seen some of your Northcrest rooflines before. Are you aware your neighborhood appears in a vintage movie about fallout shelters? If I'm telling you something you already know, my apologies."
Here's an updated link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRPSTCDIGOg
If you look at 2:21 and 2:38 you'll see two homes on Northcrest Drive (the A-Frame at 3636 is especially noticable)...
I don't recognize the other scenes in the movie (there are a total of 5 parts, all available on YouTube) so I'm not sure if only the homes were shot here. Interesting though - I believe the movie was from the 60s.
-- John
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I found this during the summer when The Swim & Tennis Club had "Bomb Shelter Night" as one of the social events (which was TONS of fun!).
I was left out of the loop on that conversation - cool that someone else knows about it.
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