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John Burroughs Middle School serves as the set for Springwood High's interiors. Notably, scenes shot inside this building contribute to the film’s atmosphere of youth overwhelmed by fear.

The Boiler Room: Freddy's Domain

One location that epitomizes horror in A Nightmare on Elm Street is the old Lincoln Heights jail, which doubled as Freddy’s boiler room. Here, the claustrophobic corners and grimy walls create a chilling atmosphere that perfectly embodies the dread surrounding Freddy Krueger. Although this building is no longer open to the public, its historical importance is significant for fans and film historians alike.

Revisiting Key Scenes: A Walk through the Cemetery