Said Abd El Gawad

Cabin 21 at Camp Erdman served as Ben Linus's home within The Barracks. This profile view gives a better idea of how small the cabins are and how closely together they are packed. Once again the LOST crew did a wonderful job making the area seem grander on screen. Sayid at the wrong end of a rifle barrel as he approaches Ben's (commandeered) home in The Economist . Locke and Ben are playing those mind games together again in season 4' s Eggtown . A night view of the cabin from Meet Kevin Johnson . In the flashback to DHARMA days in the season 5 opener we learn that Pierre Chang occupied Ben's future home back in 1977. In Some Like it Hoth we even see Dr. Chang reading to baby Miles in the home. I believe this is a composite shot with the exterior filmed at Camp Erdman and the interior filmed in-studio. The season 5 bonus features include this shot of Chang standing on his porch.

Most of the Dharmaville filming occurred in and around a group of five Camp Erdman cabins numbered 18 through 22 inclusive. Cabin 19 appeared on film as Juliet Burke's Island home. It is in fact the first Barracks abode to appear onscreen, debuting along with Juliet in the season 3 opener A Tale of Two Cities . On the day we visited Camp Erdman a red shirt lay on the picnic table in front of cabin 19 -- I couldn't help but be reminded of the red blouse worn by Juliet during her final days. Season 4's The Other Woman showed us the moment when Ben offered the house to Juliet. Jack and Sayid passed by the home shortly after acquiring Jughead's thermonuclear core in The Incident . This is a shot of the right side of cabin 19, which is visible onscreen a couple of times. The side door, as well as the trim on this and other cabins, has been repainted dark brown. And for completeness this is the left side of the cabin. The small structure in which Ethan was poking around...

The final stop on our Hawaiian Escapades tour of LOST locations: Camp Erdman on the North Shore of Oahu. This operating YMCA facility was used to shoot exterior scenes at The Barracks and provided several other interior and exterior locations for the show. Why did the LOST fans cross the road? To get to the Other side. This is the view looking from the road towards the main collection of cabins used by the LOST crew. It brings back memories of the amazing first reveal, the DHARMA orientation, and the many stealthy approaches seen on the show. Here @kiwilostie, @Scoutpost and a fellow LOSTie close in on their target. This is the same hallowed ground where Ben and Juliet witnessed the airborne break-up of Oceanic 815. The gazebo which appeared in many episodes is still present although it has been repainted. (Either that or it is coated with Smoke Monster residue.) Wow! What a thrill to be smack dab in the middle of New Otherton!