The final sequence featured real, high-speed explosives that completely destroyed the physical set of Walnut Grove at Big Sky Ranch in Simi Valley, California While it made for an unforgettable television ending, the destruction was partly driven by the production's lease agreement requiring the ranch land to be restored to its original condition for cattle grazing, as well as Michael Landon's desire to prevent anyone else from commercializing or cheaply reusing the iconic sets
The conclusion of Little House on the Prairie was produced as a 2 hour made- for-tv movie in February, 1984 titled “The Last Farewell” In it a railroad tycoon claims ownership of the entire town of Walnut Grove Refusing to let the tycoon take their community, the residents pack up and intentionally blow up their own homes, the school, and the church with dynamite
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