The document provides details on potential locations for filming scenes set in Scotland during Macbeth and then relocated to 1920s America, including: - Bannack, Montana which was a former gold mining town that could represent Macbeth's small home village, with specific buildings like an old chapel, town square, mayor's house, and town hall mentioned. - New York City and specifically the Ministry of State building which could represent the interior scenes usually set in Dunsinane Castle, with areas like private bedrooms, dining halls, and alleyways referenced. - Photographs are included of 1920s New York fashions and architecture for mood and style references.

1. Irving Trust Company (1931), 1 Wall Street, New York
Bioshock
Model Hannah Lee Sherman dressed in a Chanel coat,
brimless hat, fox stole, suede bag, and snakeskin shoes is
helped out of a car on Park Avenue.
Empire State Interior
DEPARTMENT OF MAGICAL LAW ENFORCEMENT, Ministry of Magic courtrooms, Order
of the Phoenix, NOTE LIGHTING AND SCALE
DEPARTMENT OF MAGICAL LAW ENFORCEMENT, Ministry of Magic courtrooms, Deathly Hallows
Saint Paul City Hall and Ramsey County
Courthouse
1920a offices wall street
Bioshock
Saint Paul City Hall and Ramsey County
Courthouse
Ministry of State NYC Mood Board
Manhattan Municipal Building - Set Location

2. DEPARTMENT OF MAGICAL LAW ENFORCEMENT, Ministry of Magic courtrooms, Order of the Phoenix
NOTE LIGHTING AND SCALE
Detail of base frieze, Chanin Building
Art Deco Style Columns Wall graphic
DEPARTMENT OF MAGICAL LAW ENFORCEMENT, Ministry of Magic courtrooms,
Deathly Hallows
Bioshock
Bioshock
Conference Room Mood Board

3. Locations: Macbeth to 1920s America
Scottish Mountains
Battlefield
Valley
Mountain Pass
Inverness
The Chapel
Village Square
Macbeths Bedchamber
Pavillion
Corral
King Duncans Tent
Feast Tent
Lake
Dunsinane
Beach
Dunsinane Castle
Nave
Bedchamber
Banquet Hall
Great Hall
Woods
English Border
Hadrian's Wall
Countryside
Death Valley
Battlefield
Valley
Mountain Pass
Long Island? Small town (Fashionable)
The Church
Village Square
Macbeths Bedroom (Big House)
Pavillion
Street with cars?
King Duncans summer house
Town Hall
Lake Ronkonkoma
New York City
Central Perk
Ministry for New York State Government
Lobby
Bedroom in private quarters
Dining hall
Function room
Alleys
?
?
Death Valley
Battlefield
Valley
Mountain Pass
Bannack, Montana (Ghost Town)
The Chapel
Village Square
Macbeths Bedroom (Mayor Townhouse)
Pavillion
Corral/stables
King Duncans guest house
Town Hall
Grasshopper Creek
New York City
Central Perk
Ministry for New York State Government
Lobby
Bedroom in private quarters
Dining hall
Function room
Alleys
?
?

4. Ministry of State – 1920s New York
- New York City
- Central Perk
- Ministry of State NYC
- Lobby/Central Hall
- Bedroom in private penthouse
- Dining hall
- Function room
- NY Alleyways
Dunsinane
Beach
Dunsinane Castle
Nave
Bedchamber
Banquet Hall
Great Hall
Woods
Jazz show girls at the $7,000,000 home of the
Senator William A. Clark, on Fifth Avenue. 1927
Model Hannah Lee Sherman dressed in a Chanel coat, brimless hat,
fox stole, suede bag, and snakeskin shoes is helped out of a car on
Park Avenue.
Dunsinane Castle in 1920s America – Ministry of State NYC
A speakeasy cellar ,circa 1920
Central Hall, Houses of Parliment
New York State Capitol
Irving Trust Company (1931), 1 Wall Street, New York
DEPARTMENT OF MAGICAL LAW ENFORCEMENT, Ministry of Magic courtrooms, Order of the
Phoenix,NOTE LIGHTING AND SCALE
Empire State Interior
1920a offices wall street
Bioshock

5. Mining Town - Bannack Montana
- Bannock, Montana
- The Chapel
- Village Square
- Macbeths Bedroom (Mayor
Townhouse)
- Pavillion
- Corral/stables
- King Duncans guest house
- Town Hall
- Grasshopper Creek
Inverness
The Chapel
Village Square
Macbeths
Bedchamber
Pavillion
Corral
King Duncans Tent
Feast Tent
Lake
An old, small town in Montana, USA . It was used for mining from 1862, and was finally left as a complete Ghost Town in the 1970s. It was a major
mining spot for Gold as it had some of the purest forms, 99 to 99.5% pure, but surrounding areas were only up to 95% pure. Most of the buildings
were built bewteen 1860 and 1900, and mostly built from logs, and decorative false fronts. To celebrate and reboot the town, every year for two
days an event is held called “Bannack Days”, where people go to re-enact the lives of miners during the Gold Rush.
Assay Office, where miners would take
their gold to be analysed
The Gallows, constructed by Sherif Henry Plummer, who also
turned out to be a murder. He was hung to death on his own
Gallows
Hotel Meade, the first Legislative Session was held here,
and it was built as Beaverheads first County Courthouse
Bank Exchange Saloon, burned down in 1898
Bannack Masons Lodge and School Bannack Village
Inverness in 1920s America – Macbeths Home Town