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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.

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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
  • Reviewing Peaks
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Lumber mill with stacked logs and a mountain in the distance
  • Locations

Twin Peaks Location – Lumber Mill Establishing Shot In Part 6

Steven Miller01 mins

I love a good challenge when it comes to finding Twin Peaks film locations. A few years ago, long time fan Travis Black challenged me to find The Zone from Part 11 of Twin Peaks: The Return. Nearly eight hours later, I had found it (as documented here). This time, I woke on a foggy Monday morning…

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  • Reviewing Peaks

Reviewing Peaks – William Grimes Looks Back at First Two Seasons of ‘Twin Peaks’

Steven Miller01 mins

In this installment of “Reviewing Peaks,” I revisit the end of the show’s second season with a review by William Grimes with the New York Times. A few months earlier, an aggressive letter writing campaign by fans brought Twin Peaks back to ABC Television following a brief five-week hiatus. But the honeymoon didn’t last long…

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Welcome to Twin Peaks Sign
  • Ephemera

Twin Peaks Hanging Door Sign for Video Stores in 1993

Steven Miller01 mins

When Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me arrived on home video on January 6, 1993, New Line Cinema provided video stores with advertising materials designed to appeal to fans of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s wonderful and strange show and hopefully drive sales or rentals. One such item was a cardboard sign with the “Welcome to Twin…

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Russ Tamblyn as Dr. Jacoby in Twin Peaks
  • Ephemera

Russ Tamblyn is Dr. Jacoby in Twin Peaks Autographed Card

Steven Miller01 mins

As a Twin Peaks fan of more than three decades, I love finding things I’ve never seen. For example, I acquired this autographed card from Ebay which features Russ Tamblyn as Dr. Lawrence Jacoby in David Lynch and Mark Frost’s wonderful and strange show. It’s a great example of early ephemera from a time before…

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Close up of Laura Palmer's Face
  • Publicity

Twin Peaks Publicity – Sheryl Lee as Laura Palmer in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me

Steven Miller01 mins

Sheryl Lee’s gave an astounding performance in David Lynch’s Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. With each viewing, I am increasingly impressed with her abilities as an actress to convey such raw emotion as Laura Palmer. It’s no surprise then this stunning publicity photo created for the film captures Laura’s spirit and strength as she…

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Sonny Jim Jones reading and cover of "The Secret of the Old Mill"
  • Props and Set Decorations

Twin Peaks Prop – Sonny Jim Jones’ Hardy Boys Book

Steven Miller01 mins

Books are some of my favorite things to identify in Twin Peaks as they are a bridge between the real world and the fictional wonderful and strange world. In Part 6 of Twin Peaks: The Return, Sonny Jim Jones is seen reading a book in bed when his dad Dougie Jones returns home from Lucky 7…

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Laura Palmer wrapped in plastic with Japanese writing around her face
  • Ephemera

Japanese Flyer for Twin Peaks – The First Season on DVD from 2001

Steven Miller01 mins

I love finding ephemera from the Japanese market about Twin Peaks. David Lynch and Mark Frost’s wonderful and strange show was a mega-hit in the country. The design and packaging of everything from Japan always exceeds my expectations. I recently acquired a bookmark-like flyer about the release of the show’s first season on DVD on October…

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Agent Desmond grabbing Deputy Cliff's nose
  • Props and Set Decorations

Twin Peaks Set Decoration – Deer Meadow Sheriff’s Department “Log Jam” by Walton Butts

Steven Miller01 mins

Work pulled me away from the wonderful and strange Twin Peaks these past few weeks. I’m thrilled to return to town with a new discovery from my favorite David Lynch film, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. Thanks to fellow Bookhouse Boy Matthew Haywood, we now know which Washington artist created a print hanging in the Deer…

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Flyer and Kyle MacLachlan on stage speaking
  • Events

Recap from BFI Screening of ‘Twin Peaks’ Pilot with Kyle MacLachlan

James Cooray Smith01 mins

The death of David Lynch did not go unnoticed here in the UK. Since March, two national cinema chains, Everyman and Picturehouse, have embarked on year long retrospectives of his theatrical work, re-releasing one film a month each in order. Picturehouse are even pairing each one with another film that could be said to have…

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Pat Cokewell holding cherry pie
  • Locations

Visiting the Mar-T Cafe in North Bend, WA in September 1990

Steven Miller01 mins

In anticipation of the second season premiere of Twin Peaks in September 1990, Kitsap Sun reporter Julie McCormick published two stories about locations from the Real Twin Peaks of Washington state on September 27, 1990. The first story features a visit to the former Mar-T Cafe in North Bend known today as Twede’s Cafe. This small town…

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