Location #1: Railway station
Danbury Railway Museum Inc, 120 White Street, Danbury, Connecticut, United States
Note from the Webmaster: The station was turned into a museum sometime in the mid 90s.
Location #2: Miller’s Music Store
185 Main Street, Danbury, Connecticut, United States
Location #3: Miriam’s home
This is a studio backlot / movie set
* A contribution by Thomas Morrison!
Location #4: Amusement park
Near Roscoe Boulevard & Fallbrook Avenue, Canoga Park, Los Angeles, California, United States
Note from the Webmaster: The amusement park didn’t really exist. It was built for the movie on Rowland V. Lee ranch.
Location #5: Guy’s home
This is a studio backlot / movie set
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Bruno’s house may have been in Darien, CT. I am not positive of this, but it does make sense as some filming was already done in Danbury, CT. Also, Darien is an affluent community.
A follow-up; if you search through enough websites, you find Darien, CT under “Warner Bros. Production notes” for “Strangers on a Train.” That may be where I saw a reference to Darien, CT as a filming location, and that is where I suspect Bruno’s house was.
Interesting. I always assumed this was a house somewhere around Los Angeles.
It looks a lot like Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills where Edward Doheny was murdered back in the 1920’s. Exterior and interior looks similar, especially the staircase.
I am watching this right now on amc. Wasn’t that the metropolitan museum of art where they were filming in one scene? Do you know which area where the black marble columns were .. in that filming location within the museum itself?
I Believe that scene was filmed at the national Gallery of Art in Washington DC
yes the National Gallery of Art main rotunda.
The house is now a park in Norwalk CT. (cranbury park) I used to work not for from the park and would have lunch there often out side the house. The house can be rented for events from the city of norwalk. See link.
http://friendsofcranburypark.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/mansion1.jpg