The world’s last film hut is located in a scenic parking lot in Dublin California. Dublin used to be world renown for allowing lovely vistas of inflatable gorillas atop its many automobile dealerships but sadly now the balloons and most of the dealerships have vanished. (stupid economy!)
Some history of the film hut’s location.
Before it became a Big Lots, the anchor tenant was once known by the inflammatory anti Scottish American moniker of McFrugals. During America’s time of innocence and growing up (a.k.a the 1980s) This space was an unfinished furniture store called the Sawmill. The architecture of this store is what’s termed by most experts as “Early Safeway.” The adjacent Chinese Buffet and Dollar Tree are relatively new additions to the whole last film hut tourism experience.
Other notable places to visit while in Dublin include the empty shell of former Mervyn’s, and the Popeye’s Chicken that was briefly known as the only El Pollo Loco near me. Please enjoy your trip to Dublin, as it surely has the most to offer any tourist visiting the bay area. (Golden Gate-Golden Schmate!)
Develop a love for the world's last film hut. It's the last of it's type. forget the digital age it's time to get nostalgic with this retro vintage faded design processed just for you. Sorry product doesn't come with a sheet of negatives.
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