This undated image provided by VisitNC.com shows the abandoned Henry River Mill Village in Hildebran, N.C., where scenes from "The Hunger Games" were shot. The house on the left was outfitted as the Everdeens' home in the Seam, part of District 12 in fictional Panem.
Henry River Mill Village, a deserted mill town in North Carolina that served as backdrop for the dystopian blockbuster The Hunger Games, has been acquired by the SyFy show “Hollywood Treasures,” according to the Hickory Record. The program plans to auction the property for an estimated $1.4 million on behalf of its owner, Wade Shephard, 83. The success of the film has already ushered in a burgeoning Hunger Games tourism industry—similar to that in Forks, Washington, where the Twilight books are based. The Guardian reports that one company offers day tours of the surrounding county that include survival skills training such as archery, camouflage and fire-building.
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