Where was The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart filmed?
By Deepak Kumar
If you’re wondering where the enchanting scenes of The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart were captured, let’s take a journey behind the camera to explore the filming locations that brought this captivating series to life.
Where was The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart filmed?
The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart unfolds against the picturesque landscapes of New South Wales and the Northern Territory in Australia. These real locations serve as the canvas upon which Alice’s story unfolds.
The novel’s fictional town, Wyuna, found its real-world counterpart in Ulmarra, a charming town nestled along the banks of the Clarence River in Northern New South Wales.
The series showcases Ulmarra’s unique charm, with scenes depicting the town’s library. Interestingly, the Wyuna Public Library’s exterior is portrayed by the Ulmarra Food Co. coffee shop on Coldstream Street.
The former Macksville Hospital on Boundary Street stood in as the police station. The old hospital’s transformation and its potential for affordable housing reflect the real-world challenges faced by the area.
Other towns in the Clarence Valley, like Grafton and Yamba, share their charm with the series. The beautiful beach scenes in Yamba contribute to the series’ visual appeal.
Additionally, areas like Scone, Picton, and Bargo in New South Wales add depth to the fictional settings of Wyuna and Thornfield. Even the real Durham Hotel in Wingen, found on Scone’s New England Highway, plays a role in the unfolding narrative.
Executive producer Jodi Matterson shared that the series aimed to capture the expansive feel of the novel by shooting in multiple locations across different states.
The production process spanned 20 weeks, taking the team to various places across Australia, and showcasing unseen parts of the country to both local and international audiences.
In some scenes, the backdrop includes real streets like Murrurundi’s Mayne Street and Adelaide Street. Murrurundi, a tranquil rural town nestled by the Pages River at the foot of the Liverpool Ranges, adds an authentic touch to the series. Mayne Street’s status as an urban conservation area adds to its significance.
As you immerse yourself in the world of The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, remember that these real places served as the magical settings that transported Alice’s beautiful story from the pages of the novel to the screen.
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