The Notebook
A route you drive or walk yourself, in your own car, on your own day.
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.
All of them, free to read.
5 stops
ProfReader, CC BY-SA 4.001Stop 01 · The Notebook
The scene
The junction where Noah and Allie lie down in the road to watch the traffic lights change.
Walking back from the cinema, the two of them lie down in the middle of King Street at Mary and wait for the lights. It is two blocks north of the American Theater, so the walk between the two stops is the walk they take in the film.
King St at Mary St, Charleston, SC
Warren LeMay, CC BY-SA 4.002Stop 02 · The NotebookEvents venue
The scene
Directly across King Street from the theatre.
The dress fitting, and the collapse that follows it when Allie learns about Noah. The house is the yellow one facing the American Theater.
456 King St, Charleston, SC
Warren LeMay, CC003Stop 03 · The NotebookEvents venue
The scene
The cinema on the date, and the street outside it.
Noah and Allie watch Buster Keaton in Li'l Abner here, on the double date. The scene where they lie down in the road is not this corner: that is two blocks north, at King and Mary.
446 King St, Charleston, SC
Warren LeMay, CC BY-SA 3.004Stop 04 · The Notebook
The scene
The dance hall.
The hotel ballroom is where Lon proposes.
387 King St, Charleston, SC
Warren LeMay, CC005Stop 05 · The Notebook
The scene
The college, playing a college in New York.
The campus stands in for Sarah Lawrence, where Lon first asks Allie out.
66 George St, Charleston, SC
Also used in Dear John
Also used in The Patriot
What this route is
5 stops, 0.8 miles, ordered as one walk.
This walk is free, and stays free. Everything you need to do it is on this page today. 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.