Stranger Things - REAL FILMING LOCATIONS! Hawkins Middle School & HAWKINS
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What this video covers
This video is the third installment in a Stranger Things filming location tour series, taking viewers to real-world sites in and around Atlanta, Georgia that doubled as the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana. The hosts walk through locations used to portray Hawkins Middle School, the downtown area, the Radio Shack, Public Library, Movie Theater, and General Store, as well as the alley featured in a notable fight scene. It is a fan-driven sightseeing experience rather than a Halloween production or haunt tutorial.
Key takeaways
- ◆Multiple Hawkins locations from Stranger Things were filmed in the Atlanta, Georgia area
- ◆Sites visited include Hawkins Middle School, Downtown Hawkins, the Radio Shack, Library, Movie Theater, and General Store
- ◆The alley where Steve and Mike fight is identified on location
- ◆The video is part three of an ongoing filming location tour series
- ◆Guest creator Bri joins the hosts during the tour
Who this is for
Stranger Things fans and pop-culture enthusiasts interested in visiting or virtually exploring the real-world filming locations behind the show.
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