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Rose Red -- a Film's Seattle Locations

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This is a Slide Show of the Seattle locations of Stephen King's made-for-TV serial film Rose Red, which debuted on ABC-TV on January 27, 28, and 31, 2002. The tour was written by Paul Dorpat, and edited and curated by Priscilla Long, with support from David Wilma and Walt Crowley. King fans please note that the Rimbauer family, Joyce Reardon, and the Rose Red mansion are completely fictional and have no basis in actual Seattle history.


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Dome of Seattle's Arctic Club, which served as the Rose Red library ceiling for the TV mini-series in January 2002
Photo by Walt Crowley


 
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