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Places in Twin Peaks | ||
| Below are some of the more familiar places seen around Twin Peaks; the various maps allow you to see Twin Peaks as a location vis-à-vis its neighbours, and to get specific, you can take a tour of various establishments, businesses and the beautiful flora and fauna of Twin Peaks itself. So fill your mug with some damn fine black coffee, and venture forth... | ||
 | Home of the Martell family and numerous wildlife displays. Expect to see Pete Martell bustling around, sporting fishing gear as Josie Packard expands her culinary skills. | Blue Pine Lodge |
| Palmer Residence | Home of the Palmer family, often the source of musical melodies floating to the tap of Leland Palmer's feet. |  |
 | Located on Highway 20 on the outskirts of Twin Peaks, this motel offers a cozy night's sleep for any city slicker, not to mention the occasional visit by amorous local residents. | Timber Falls Motel |
| Twin Peaks High School | Venue of vast academic embrace amongst the youth of Twin Peaks; take a glance at the proud display of medals and Miss Twin Peaks in the entrance, or pop into the bathrooms for a float in Eskimo heaven. |  |
 | Located in the Twin Peaks mountains, this small cabin serves as a unobtrusive retreat for the nighttime rituals of the young inhabitants of Twin Peaks. You might even hear Waldo chirping in the crisp forest air. | Jack Renault's Cabin |
| The Double R Diner | Owned and operated by Norma Jenning and located on Highway J, it is the shining example of the warmth of Twin Peaks; serves 'damn good coffee'. The place 'where pies must go to heaven', according to Special Agent Dale Cooper; expect to find Shelley Johnson or Annie Blackburn bustling within. Why not step in and see Norma? |  |
 | Run by Sheriff Harry S. Truman, it is the hub of jurisdiction in Twin Peaks, with an impeccable record of ensuring the delivery of coffee and doughnuts arrive in an orderly conduct every hour. Expect to hear a cheery greeting from receptionist Lucy Moran upon entering. | Twin Peaks Sheriff's Station |
| One-Eyed Jacks | A smaller, more private business enterprise of Benjamin Horne's, boasting the warm hospitality found in Twin Peaks, whilst the nature of which could be described as one of a kind. Situated on the north-west shore of Black Lake, it is conveniently located across the Canadian border. Tips not included but recommended. |  |
 | Founded in 1890 by the head of one of the founding families of Twin Peaks, James Packard, it is situated next to the Black Lake Falls on the southern shore of Black Lake; heading the lumber industry in Douglas Firs, it is run by Josie Packard who was passed the responsibility upon the death of the late Andrew Packard. | The Packard Saw Mill |
| The Great Northern Hotel | Founded in 1927 and owned by Ben Horne, it is the culmination of elegance and Ponderosa Pine spanning 102 beautiful rooms. At the edge of White Tail Falls, it is a world of its own, host to many an Icelander as to an FBI agent. Aptly located along the Great Northern Highway. Visit the reception? |  |
 | Located deep in the woods surrounding Twin Peaks, this is the abode of the mysterious Log Lady. Built by her late fire-fighting husband prior to his unfortunate death, it is her haven in an unsteady world. | The Log Lady's Residence |
| Big Ed's Gas Farm | Owned and operated by Ed Hurley, who specialises in the repair of automobiles and motorcycles. Open seven days a week, from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., but closed during hunting season. The surrounding noise levels may often be pierced with the occasional yell from Nadine Hurley. Popular particularly with the Roadhouse crowd after hours; Come by and fill 'er up! |  |
 | Situated near the Bookhouse between Twin Peaks and Lower Town, it's the local watering hole popular due to the relaxed atmosphere and reliable entertainment; house beer specialities and Julee Cruise are guaranteed. | The Roadhouse |
| An Overview Map of Twin Peaks and its Area | This map shows in detail the location of the town of Twin Peaks in Washington State, with its neighboring attractions from Pearl Lakes to Unguin's Field Observatory to White Tail Mountain. File size: 337k |
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 | A comprehensive and highly detailed map of the town of Twin Peaks. File size: 323k | A Definitive Map of the Town |
| A Map of Metaphors |
As
seen by Special Agent Dale Cooper, Deputy
Hawk,Deputy Brennan and Sheriff
Harry S. Truman in Owl Cave, as by Major Briggs
during his 'vanishing'. Those who should will know its meaning.
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