Website:https://pslocations.com (Palm Springs Locations / Marc Hlavaty Location Manager and Scout)
Description:Anything but a ghost town, this small, bustling mining town was founded in the late 1800's to serve the various surrounding gold mines... especially the huge Yellow Aster Mine above it. Some of the mines are still active and can be seen on the surrounding hills and vistas. Many of it's buildings and interiors go back to those times, and it has lots of parking for large productions. The old mining town of Randsburg still stands in an act of defiance against economic ebbs and flows. Erected to support the many gold mines surrounding it, Randsburg's buildings are almost all original, including a few going back to the late 1800's. With it's surrounding desert hills and incredible views, this is one of the best old west towns still standing in Southern California.
General Notes:submitted by: Marc Hlavaty / 6/27/23 jj
Usage Restriction:***Randsburg is a Ridgecrest Permit.*** No restrictions known, but since there are many property owners here, all need to be approached for a smooth shoot. Each shop is individually owned.
Jurisdictions::KERN COUNTY FILM COMMISSION, RIDGECREST REGIONAL FILM COMMISSION - FLICS
Within 30-Mile Zone: N
State Property: No
Closed/Vacant: No
GPS Source:Google Maps (interactive), x coordinate: 35.3676154, y coordinate: -117.6506199
Permit: Yes
More Permit Info: https://www.filmridgecrest.com/#news
Contacts: Crutcher, Kari *Film Commissioner, Ridgecrest Regional Film Commission880 China Lake Blvd., Ridgecrest, CA 93555 USA760.375.8202 Phone 1760.608.9550 Mobile[email protected][email protected]https://www.filmridgecrest.com/#about
Hlavaty, Marc *Location Manager & Scout, PS Locations(909) 553-6881 Phone 1[email protected]
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