- "Officer Foley had to admit it. There were some parts of her job she like a lot less than others. And taking tranks and addicts home was to be on the bottom of her list. She scanned the street as they landed [their squad car] — hard to believe this neighborhood had once been a nice place to live."
- —From Back to the Future Part II by Craig Shaw Gardner (quote, page 61)
- "They ought to tear this whole place down. Nothing more than a breeding ground for tranks, lo-bos, and zipheads."
- —Officer Reese
Hilldale was a planned neighborhood in Hill Valley, which was first constructed around 1985 and existed to at least 2015. it was located on Clayton Road.[1]
History[]
Hilldale appeared to cover a large area over several blocks of town. A railroad line that connected to Eastwood Ravine ran behind the development, which became the location of destruction for the DeLorean time machine.
In 1985, people anticipated Hilldale to be a cool location; however, by the 2010s it had become rundown much like Lyon Estates. The sign at the entrance was graffitied over, with the wording Hilldale: The Address of Success crudely altered to Hilldale: The Address of SucKeRs.
Officer Reese of the Hill Valley Police Department was of the opinion that because of the kind of people Hilldale attracted, the whole place should be demolished (see second Quote above).
47-year-old Marty McFly and his wife Jennifer lived at 3793 Oakhurst Street with their family. When Dr. Emmett Brown arrived there with the younger 17-year-old Marty in the DeLorean, the teen was excited with the idea that his future home would be there — not knowing the rundown status it would devolve into.
However, with the alterations to the timeline that followed, it remains uncertain as to whether Marty and Jennifer lived there afterward.
Appearances[]
- Back to the Future Part II first draft screenplay
- Paradox script
- Back to the Future Part II
- Back to the Future Part II novelization
- Back to the Future Part III
- Back to the Future Part III novelization
- DeLorean Time Machine: Doc Brown's Owner's Workshop Manual (mentioned in newspaper story)
References[]
- ↑ DeLorean Time Machine: Doc Brown's Owner's Workshop Manual; Newspaper story LOCAL YOUTH INJURED IN DRAG RACE, "Doc Brown's Journals: 2015", November 12, 2015; page 90.