The Real Brady Bunch House Exterior

Prior to the HGTV show, the only Bradys that filmed at the exterior of the real house were Brady 2.0 cast members Leah Ayres, Jerry Houser, Jaclyn Bernstein and Michael Melby in 1990.

Chris Knight taped a segment for The Travel Channel, as himself.

Susan Olsen visited with friends Allee Willis and Charles Phoenix, seen here from Allee's blog. 

Establishing shots of the house as seen in 1990 on The Bradys.

The Brady Bunch House sometime in the 2000s

In A Vintage Kitchen

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Fred Gwynne getting milk out of the refrigerator

The Brady Bunch 1971

The Fugitive 1966

Leave it to Beaver

Perry Mason 1961

Car 54 Where Are You? 1961

A Lot of Red Wagons

Cindy walks across the yard, and gets on the teeter totter, passing three, never used, red wagons.

At this point, I think they would all be too old for red wagons. 

An Outdated Travel Poster and A Brady Bunch-style Staircase

Filmed at Paramount Studios 1972

Charles Dierkop and Lynda Day George on Mission: Impossible

Unusual Shutter Placement

The Brady Residence

It's an odd place for a kitchen chair, but I imagine the camera dept put it there just to fill in the blank space.

I love the random appearances of The Bradys living room televison set.  Perhaps it was put there for the same reason. 

The Brady Bunch Outdoor Grill

The Bradys had a large, brick outdoor grill, that would often disappear, and then suddenly appear, for an episode, or a camera shot or two.  It was mostly seen in the first season, but it was used as late as the fourth season "How To Succeed In Business?" episode before, I think, vanishing all together.

(Reporters interviewing Bobby and Cindy in "Great Teeter Totter Caper")

The Brady Bunch Family Room Window (with no glass)

Looks like someone on the crew placed these curtains up without the other over-hanging piece: