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Village of the Damned (1995) – Filming Locations

Where Village of the Damned was filmed in California: Nicasio, Point Reyes Station and the Tomales church in West Marin.

John Carpenter shot his remake of Village of the Damned in West Marin, near where he made The Fog. The towns of Nicasio, Point Reyes Station and Tomales played Midwich.

Midwich School: Nicasio School

Address: 5555 Nicasio Valley Rd, Nicasio, CA 94946

The children leave the schoolyard here, and Jill learns about Frank’s death. The little 1871 schoolhouse is still easy to spot next to the newer building.

Working public school. View from the road only.

Midwich Town Hall: Druids Hall

Address: 4499 Nicasio Valley Rd, Nicasio, CA 94946

The town’s meeting hall, just down the road from Barbara’s showing house.

Community hall still used for local events. View from the road.

Barbara’s Showing House

Address: Nicasio Valley Road, Nicasio, CA 94946 (private)

Barbara shows a house to a couple, and the blackout accidents happen nearby.

Private property. View from the road only and do not trespass.

Midwich Clinic: Point Reyes Community Health Center

Address: 3 Sixth St, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956

The real clinic played the Midwich Clinic in several scenes.

Working medical clinic. View the outside only.

Jill’s House

Address: B Street, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 (private)

Jill’s home, seen in the opening credits and again later.

Private home. View from the street only.

The Funeral: Tomales Presbyterian Church

Address: 11 Church St, Tomales, CA 94971

The funeral scenes were filmed at the church and its cemetery.

Active church on the National Register of Historic Places. The cemetery can be seen from the road. Please be respectful.


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