During the spring of 1969, producers for a new television series set out to find a suitable dwelling for Mike and Carol Brady, their six children, Alice the housekeeper and their dog Tiger. The producers found the nondescript ranch-style house, now one of the most recognizable exteriors in the modern pop-culture lexicon, in a middle-class neighborhood in the San Fernando Valley.

"The Brady Bunch" aired from 1969 to 1974 and, though not quite critically acclaimed, it was popular amongst viewers and skyrocketed to pop-culture-icon status in syndication. Fans wishing to pay tribute can check out the actual house that was used as the exterior for more than 115 episodes. Be prepared though, driving by may stir up a deep sense of nostalgic fondness. Remember when the Bradys built their first card house in the living room? Or when Marcia got hit by a football and her nose swelled to gigantic proportions before her date with the most popular boy in school!? Or the fight for the attic bedroom that had the entire household taking sides? And what about Gregs Johnny Bravo rock-star phase? Ah, memories. —Lindsey Lin