Just sending a heads-up that I'm continuing to list new Twin Peaks items from my collection -- 20 new items posted this week --

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Good luck! Pete

Hope it's ok to post links to auctions -- I couldn't find anything in the FAQ that appears to prohibit it. Anyway, starting this week, I'm going to be listing some pretty good chunks of my 20-year collection on ebay. Today, I've posted several autograph cards, the ultra-rare Hallmark calendar, a bun...

I've just posted several autograph cards along with a bunch of other rare Peaks memorabilia --

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Pete

The exterior of Jacoby's office was shot at the studio in the San Fernando Valley on Balboa St. It's one of the bungalows there near the airport. The Ben/Leo meeting place -- wasn't that the same as the "Man Behind Tree" spot at the InTwinPeaks site? If not, it may have been right next to ...

A few more --

Timberfalls Motel -- looks like I had a lens hood on when I shot this. Also, the big oak was still there in 1997 --
Owl pipe
One Eyed Jacks dock

Brad D wrote:pvilmur, did you happen to take pics of the timber falls motel? i was curious if it looked any different...

Yes, quite a few, actually. I'll scan some and post shortly...

The bench in front of DDF

The scene where Truman and others break into DDF, followed by the doors and radiator that Cooper is leaning against

Here's two more of the inside of the DDF kitchen

Train set inside General Store

Here's a few more scans, again all shot in late 97/early 98 --

Glastonberry? You tell me...
Side view of DDF
General store exterior

For some reason Photobucket serves up these images smaller than I uploaded them. Here are a couple slightly larger --

In the spirit of Calhoun Memorial's discovery, I thought I'd share a few slides I'd shot back in late '97/early '98 of some of the California filming sites that are no longer with us. I've got a binder full of these, but most are so similar to the InTwinPeaks photos that I don't need to reproduce th...

Here's a piece I've been meaning to post but wanted to wait until I found the longbox CD for Floating into the Night. Man, those are tough to find. The empty sections in the display would hold more of the Industrial Symphony VHS cassettes (middle) and I assume the two spots up front would hold the F...

Incidentally, on the Georgia subject, I think I discovered where the product's name came from -- since it's a beverage offerred by the Coca-Cola company in Japan, it likely took it's name from Coke's home state, Georgia.