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| + | {{Quote|His ''[Marty's]'' sense of direction took him to Sycamore Street, which was decorated with solid homes built during the 1920s and '30s. White picket fences were everywhere, framing the neat lawns into meticulously edged walkways leading to the doors. It was a much nicer neighborhood than Marty remembered, having grown seedy by the late 1970s.|From ''[[Back to the Future novelization|Back to the Future]]'' by [[George Gipe]] (quote, page 96)}} |
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| ⚫ | '''Sycamore Street''' was a street in [[Hill Valley]]. [[George McFly]]'s [[George McFly's house|house]] was located on it, "near 2nd".<ref>BTTF novel |
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| ⚫ | '''Sycamore Street''' was a street in [[Hill Valley]]. [[George McFly]]'s [[George McFly's house|house]] was located on it, "near 2nd".<ref>BTTF novel, page 95</ref> It was close to [[downtown]] and ran north to south. As George pedalled his bike away from [[Lou's Cafe]], he went west, and [[Marty McFly|Marty]] chased after him. Marty lost track of George, but located George's [[bicycle]], leaning against a tree overhanging the street. |
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| ⚫ | The homes along the street were built in the 1920s and 1930s. |
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| ⚫ | The homes along the street were built in the 1920s and 1930s. Marty found himself in front of George's house, and debated whether to go in, but was worried that his "Granny", [[Sylvia McFly]], would be frightened. Marty then noticed that George was perched twenty feet up on one of the large branches of the tree, watching a house across the street through a pair of binoculars. <ref>BTTF novel, page 96</ref> Marty did not recognize the other house, but it turned out to be the [[1955]] [[Baines residence]]. |
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*[[Back to the Future novelization|''Back to the Future'' novelization]] |
*[[Back to the Future novelization|''Back to the Future'' novelization]] |
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Latest revision as of 10:17, 29 July 2016
- "His [Marty's] sense of direction took him to Sycamore Street, which was decorated with solid homes built during the 1920s and '30s. White picket fences were everywhere, framing the neat lawns into meticulously edged walkways leading to the doors. It was a much nicer neighborhood than Marty remembered, having grown seedy by the late 1970s."
- —From Back to the Future by George Gipe (quote, page 96)
Sycamore Street was a street in Hill Valley. George McFly's house was located on it, "near 2nd".[1] It was close to downtown and ran north to south. As George pedalled his bike away from Lou's Cafe, he went west, and Marty chased after him. Marty lost track of George, but located George's bicycle, leaning against a tree overhanging the street.
The homes along the street were built in the 1920s and 1930s. Marty found himself in front of George's house, and debated whether to go in, but was worried that his "Granny", Sylvia McFly, would be frightened. Marty then noticed that George was perched twenty feet up on one of the large branches of the tree, watching a house across the street through a pair of binoculars. [2] Marty did not recognize the other house, but it turned out to be the 1955 Baines residence.
Appearances
Behind the scenes
- The scenes on Sycamore Street in Hill Valley were filmed on Bushnell Avenue in Pasadena, California.