Lot 1 · Place withheld
The country house
The Armitage family home, where most of the action takes place.
Place withheld until the paddle is raised.
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Lot 1 is on the block. Raise your paddle.
Sale catalogue · seven lots · shot in Alabama
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The film is set in upstate New York. It was made in Alabama, in 23 days. Each lot below is a scene, described and withheld. Raise your paddle and the real place is knocked down to you. The plate above is the Ashland Place entrance in Mobile.
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The sale
Raise your paddle
Seven lots, each catalogued as a scene. Pick a lot, raise your paddle, and see where it really was.
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0 of 7 lots sold · Lot 1 on the block
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The basement
The basement was a school
Screen Rant says it was used when the Armitage house lacked a usable basement.
Movie-locations.com lists Barton Academy, 504 Government Street, as the place used for the Armitage house’s basement scenes. The Cinemaholic places the basement scenes there, where Chris is tied to a chair in front of a television.
Work began on 13 February 1836 and the Greek Revival building was finished in 1839. Wikipedia calls it the first public school in the state of Alabama. Restoration began in June 2020 and the building officially reopened in August 2021.
Wikipedia says the film was shot in Fairhope for three weeks, with the Armitage house filmed just south of the town.
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A school building on Government Street. The portico and gates are seen from the street; ask the school administration before going in.
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Lots closed
Go and see the lots
Barton Academy is a school, so look from Government Street or ask first. Ashland Place and Ryan Avenue are residential streets, and the Armitage house is a private home on a lane near Fairhope: it is named, not pinned, and not open. 127 Dauphin Street and the Los Angeles cruise terminal rest on a single fan list each.
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Where it is now
6 places you can look at in Alabama and California, plus one private house named by its lane.
Pins mark public places; private homes are named but not pinned.
Area reference · Public access · Not an exact scene or camera position; not a visitor route. A small town you can walk, on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay. The pin is the municipal pier, for orientation; no source places a scene on it.
Fairhope Pier and boat dock on Mobile Bay, June 2011. tonya cook · CC BY-SA 3.0 Fairhope, Baldwin County · Fairhope, on the east shore of Mobile Bay, Alabama
Fairhope
Principal photography began on 16 February 2016 and lasted 23 days, Wikipedia says.
A small town you can walk, on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay. The pin is the municipal pier, for orientation; no source places a scene on it.
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Stay
A room in downtown Mobile.
A downtown Mobile hotel in a building from 1908.
Marriott
The Battle House Renaissance Mobile
Downtown Mobile
A downtown Mobile hotel at 26 North Royal Street, in a building from 1908 that reopened as a hotel in 2007, by Wikipedia. Pictured: Dauphin Street, 2017.
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The archive
Every place and moment behind this page, with sources.
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7 of 7 places · 7 of 7 stories
The Armitage house
Heathcroft Lane, just south of Fairhope, Alabama
The house
The Armitage family home is shot on a lane just south of Fairhope, over about three weeks.
Fairhope
Fairhope, on the east shore of Mobile Bay, Alabama
Twenty-three days
Principal photography begins on 16 February 2016 and lasts 23 days.
Barton Academy
504 Government Street, Mobile, Alabama
The basement
The Armitage basement scenes are shot at Barton Academy in Mobile, not at the house.
Ashland Place Historic District
Ashland Place, Park Place, Mobile, Alabama
Rose’s hometown
Scenes recreating Rose’s hometown are shot in the Ashland Place Historic District.
Ryan Avenue at De Leon Avenue
Ryan Avenue and De Leon Avenue, Park Place, Mobile, Alabama
The opening street
The opening scene of a man followed at night is shot on Ryan Avenue at De Leon Avenue.
127 Dauphin Street
127 Dauphin Street, downtown Mobile, Alabama
Chris’s apartment
Chris’s apartment scenes, including him packing, are listed at 127 Dauphin Street.
World Cruise Center
Swinford Street, Port of Los Angeles, San Pedro, California
Rod’s phone call
Rod’s phone call with Chris is listed as filmed outside the Los Angeles World Cruise Center.
