Ah, I went back and checked - Jeremy uses “TP Stars” in the upper right corner. In any case, very true to the originals.

Wow, really? I thought Jeremy’s said “TP Forever” but I could be mistaken.

These were made by Jeremy Beitler, who also made a set for The Return. Great attention to detail - so much so that I’ve seen a few pop up on eBay thinking they were official!

Thank you! I’ve been slacking lately - my band is going on tour in a few weeks so I’ve been busy prepping for that. I’m going to try to get caught up condensing the last month of IG posts for Bluesky in the coming days. I have just not had the energy to consider character count 😂

I visited a few years ago, and it was hard not to do a speed run through the museum to get to this 😂

Just look for James Ellis’ Twin Peaks graphic novel among the vendor tables - he’s agreed to look after the props and display them alongside his wonderful artwork. Thanks James!

Yep! That’s what’s left of Mo’s Motor. The building was torn down some time ago, but they haven’t built anything new on the lot. Still identifiable by neighboring buildings that are unchanged.

I lucked out with this one. I was buying a collection of scripts from a crew member and he said “oh by the way, I found this too!” I could never justify the price of the occasional eBay listing, so I could’ve cried!

In 1987, Butch told the Issaquah Press that they were given $800 and a month to move the store from its previous location due to construction of SR 10. They also built the house across the street and lived in it, just like Ed and Nadine Hurley in #twinpeaks.

True. Some of the things left were a little unclear in their purpose even with all available context, but I’m going to assume they were left with good intentions.

I don’t know if it will ever end up on display elsewhere, but the Log belongs to Catherine Coulson’s daughter. As I understand it, this was specifically an effort to raise funds/awareness for a cause Catherine championed at WFC while also celebrating her legacy. Perhaps it will return there someday.

Lol, thank you. I had a long drive back to think about how to display it and I ordered that as soon as we got home.

One incredible detail - this was sold at the Twin Peaks Memorabilia sale in Van Nuys in 1991 after the original series ended, and the purchaser taped the receipt under the footrest - signed off by Lynch’s assistant Debby Trutnik. You can’t hope for better provenance after 30 years.