LOST Locations

The intersection in La Brea, California, where Nadia was hit by a car, and where Jacob prevented Sayid from suffering the same fate (“The Incident,” Ep. 5×16), was on Auahi St. at Kamani St., just off Ward Ave. (continue reading…)

The State Museum of Cultural and Natural History, Bishop Museum, has served as a filming location for several episodes. The museum’s “Great Lawn” was where Eloise was staging the “fusion” concert when Desmond visited her in the flash-sideways (“Happily Ever After,” Ep. 6×11, “The End,” Ep. 6×17). The backstage area where Claire gave birth to Aaron was the Long Gallery inside historic Hawaiian Hall. The side of the Hawaiian Hall has also appeared as the London waterfront (“Flashes Before Your Eyes,” Ep. 3×08) and as a snowy street in Russia (“He’s Our You,” Ep. 5×10). (continue reading…)

The “Flightline” motel where Locke met Anthony Cooper, and where Helen confronted them (“Lockdown,” Episode 2×17) is the Hale Hana apartment complex off Kapahulu Avenue (3410 Leahi Ave.). The location resurfaced in the flash-sideways, as Hurley went to retrieve Charlie for a concert (“The End,” Ep. 6×17). (continue reading…)

The park where Sayid and his friend play a game of soccer (”The Greater Good,” Ep. 1×21) was filmed on the northwest lawn of the Hawaii State Capitol Building (415 S. Beretania St.). Pieces of the Sydney skyline were inserted among familiar Honolulu buildings. (continue reading…)

The mosque where Sayid connected with his old friend (“The Greater Good,” Ep. 1×21), and the mental institution where Hurley met Lenny (“Numbers,” Ep. 1×18, “Dave,” Ep. 2×18), was the historic downtown YWCA (1040 Richards St.). (continue reading…)