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TWIN PEAKS BLOG

Documenting and archiving my fascination with David Lynch and Mark Frost's TWIN PEAKS, TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME and TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN.

  • About Twin Peaks Blog
  • Event Calendar
  • Twin Peaks Film Locations
  • Twin Peaks Props and Set Decorating
  • Postcards
  • All in the Details
  • Art Peaks
  • Behind The Scenes
  • Costumes
  • Ephemera
  • Events
  • Merchandise
  • Publicity
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Fire Walk With Me

Double R Diner exterior in February 1989 vs. Twede's Cafe exterior in October 2019
  • Locations

Then and Now – Double R Diner Exteriors in 2019 to 2020

Steven Miller01 mins

On Twin Peaks Day 2020,  Rachel and Max, the new owners of Twede’s Cafe (aka the Double R Diner) in North Bend, Washington shared the news they were taking over the iconic restaurant from Kyle Twede. To commemorate the end of an era in Snoqualmie Valley, I’m comparing the cafe’s appearances in all three seasons…

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Living room with furniture and lights
  • Locations

Then and Now – The Palmer House Interiors in September 2019

Steven Miller01 mins

Twin Peaks Day 2020 commemorates the day Laura Palmer’s body was found on a rocky beach by Blue Pine Lodge in 1989. It’s also a good day to revisit the episode that started it all – the Twin Peaks Pilot which aired on April 8, 1990. For this Then & Now article, I return to Laura’s house…

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Laura Palmer walking down the street
  • Locations

Twin Peaks Location – Birds in Hell Outside Palmer House

Steven Miller21 mins

On February 23, 1989, Laura Palmer left her home to attend school one last time. That night, she would be brutally murdered and a community would never be the same. I’ve raved plenty of times about my favorite David Lynch film, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. This short scene has always stuck in my…

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Twin Peaks Location – Gersten Hayward’s Apartment

Steven Miller01 mins

In Twin Peaks Part 11 on Showtime, Becky Burnett shoots Gersten Hayward’s apartment door in a fit of rage. This film location is found in Snoqualmie, Washington. It took me three visits to the Snoqualmie Valley region to go inside.

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  • Setting the Stage

Setting the Stage – The Roadhouse Exteriors

Steven Miller01 mins

One of the more iconic locations within Twin Peaks is The Roadhouse. Playing host to musical performances, courtrooms and pageants, this spot is where the townspeople gather to unwind. This Setting the Stage article explores the The Roadhouse exterior from all three seasons and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me.

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Leland Palmer holding a piece of paper
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Twin Peaks Film Location – Washington State White Whales

Steven Miller31 mins

Greetings from 40,000-feet! I’m currently en route to Washington state for another Twin Peaks film location adventure. As I’m preparing for the next few days, I thought about some of the current “white whales” that I’m seeking in the Pacific Northwest.

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Twin Peaks Film Location – Complete Guide to Glastonbury Grove

Steven Miller01 mins

To kick off a new decade, I’ve been discussing the film location for Glastonbury Grove in Twin Peaks. This is one of the few film locations used for every iteration of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s wonderful and strange show that is not a set. Here is a summary of all seven articles that explores scenes…

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Leland Palmer walking toward Glastonbury Grove
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Twin Peaks Location – Glastonbury Grove in Fire Walk With Me

Steven Miller01 mins

Our journey to the film location for Glastonbury Grove continues with a brief look at its appearance in my favorite David Lynch film, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. This scene toward the end of movie was also shot at the same southern California spot in Franklin Canyon Park as seen in Season 2.

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Bob on Formica which is drawings of owls on square tiles and one image of Killer BOB
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Art Peaks – “Bob on Formica” by Ben Balistreri

Steven Miller01 mins

For this Art Peaks article, I’m reflecting on the one piece that I should have bought at the 20th Anniversary of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me show held in April 2012 at Copro Gallery. I have collected owls for years, ever since my Aunt (who still thinks my Twin Peaks obsession is a phase)…

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Twin Peaks Location – Windom and Annie at Glastonbury Grove

Steven Miller01 mins

The exploration of the Twin Peaks film location for Glastonbury Grove continues with a look at Windom Earle and Annie Blackburn’s arrival in episode 2.022. This scene takes place in the southern California wonderland of film locations known as Franklin Canyon Park.

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