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Charleston · 2004 · Film
The American Theater and the William Aiken House on King Street.
From the show
The official trailer, on YouTube ↗Every stop is free to read here. The app is free. The Week is what makes it guide you. The app that sorts the stops by how far away you are, tells you when you have arrived while it is open, and keeps its map and photographs when there is no signal is coming.
The numbered ones are in the order their route takes them.
ProfReader, CC BY-SA 4.001Where they lie in the road
King St at Mary St, Charleston, SC
The King Street Walk
Heinz-Vale, CC BY-SA 4.001Allie's summer house, outside
Boone Hall, Mount Pleasant, SC
Carnival to Cypress
02The ice cream date
Pitt St, Mount Pleasant, SC
Carnival to Cypress
Warren LeMay, CC BY-SA 4.002The house on the corner
456 King St, Charleston, SC
The King Street Walk
Warren LeMay, CC003The cinema on the date, and the street outside it
446 King St, Charleston, SC
The King Street Walk
03Where Noah sees them together
199 E Bay St, Charleston, SC
Carnival to Cypress
Daniel Mayer, CC BY-SA 3.004Allie's summer house, inside
16 Meeting St, Charleston, SC
Carnival to Cypress
Warren LeMay, CC BY-SA 3.004The dance hall
387 King St, Charleston, SC
The King Street Walk
Warren LeMay, CC005The college, playing a college in New York
66 George St, Charleston, SC
The King Street Walk
City of North Charleston, CC BY-SA 2.006Where the two of them meet
Riverfront Park, North Charleston, SC
Carnival to Cypress
P. Hughes, CC BY-SA 4.007The boat, and the birds
Cypress Gardens, Moncks Corner, SC
Carnival to Cypress
FreeThe American Theater · Warren LeMay, CC0The King Street Walk
Five Notebook locations within half a mile, then a sixth that both driving routes also visit, so you finish standing on a stop two other days share.
Try the app on this one, free.
In the WeekThe American Theater · Warren LeMay, CC0Carnival to Cypress
The carnival on the old navy base, the plantation that plays her summer house, the mansion that plays its inside, and the cypress water with the boat.
Every location and every route is free to read here. A route puts them in order, tells you what was filmed at each and how to get round them. The app that carries it on the day is coming, and the routes are readable here in the meantime.
$9 for 7 days · One payment, nothing renews.
Your seven days start in town, when you press Start the day on a paid route or arrive at one of its stops.
The app is not in the App Store yet. The Week is bought inside it, so there is nothing to pay for until it is.