Mickey's Diner is an old school Art-Deco diner car, made and installed before World War II. Apparently, it has been operating non-stop since then. Featured in a number of movies, it also has good comfort food and delicious shakes.

There is a second location down W. 7th st, but this is the location featured in several films.

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The movie is a take-off of the popular MPR radio program hosted by Garrison Keillor. While the radio program often travels to different locations, the majority of the programs are recorded at this theater in downtown St. Paul.

"A Prairie Home Companion" (2006) was the last film directed by Robert Altman.

The theater is named for F. Scott Fitzgerald, who wrote books.

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This is allegedly where The Trouble With Harry premiered. We (we think, logically) went into a nearby bookstore (the theater wasn't open) to see if they had any books or whatever that would contain something about that... they did not. We asked an employee who looked like he'd know about something like that.... he did not. Oh well. We'll say it's true anyway.

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This is the iconic church from the opening scene. The town doesn't appear in the move other than that. We drove through and got some pics when we took a fantastic road trip in 2010.

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In the movie they called it the 69th St. Bridge and it was supposed to be in New York (obviously), but it was actually filmed on the old Chain of Rocks Bridge between St. Louis and Illinois.

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