
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford has 9 confirmed filming locations in Canada.

Ballroom reception
Hundreds of extras fill the hotel ballroom for a society gathering late in Jesse's outlaw career.
Fairmont Palliser Hotel
as Missouri

Baron's Snooker Parlour
Nick Cave's balladeer sings The Ballad of Jesse James in a crowded bar while Robert Ford sits among the crowd.
Heritage Park Historical Village
as Missouri

Blue Cut train robbery
Jesse waits beside the tracks in Roger Deakins's night shot before the gang robs the train. The park's working locomotive and rails are the stand.
Fort Edmonton Park
as Blue Cut, Missouri

Creede, Colorado
Robert Ford shoots Jesse in the rented room, and years later Bob is murdered in his saloon on the same recreated street — both filmed on the Goat Creek set, now dismantled.
Goat Creek Creede set site
as Creede, Colorado

Exchange District streets
Period storefronts and brick streets around the playhouse double for turn-of-the-century American cities.
Pantages Playhouse Theatre
as Colorado

Frank James leaves the gang
Frank tells the younger men he is done with the life and rides away across the open flats.
McKinnon Flats
as Missouri

Frozen pond
Jesse fires his pistol into the ice while the gang camps beside the frozen pond.
Wedge Pond
as Minnesota

Theatre re-enactment
Bob and Charley Ford stage a melodrama of Jesse's murder until the crowd turns on Bob as a coward.
Burton Cummings Theatre
as Colorado

Wheat field behind the church
Jesse berates Charley and Bob in the tall wheat with the stone church on the ridge behind them.
McDougall Memorial United Church
as Missouri
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Where was The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford filmed?
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford has 9 confirmed filming locations in Canada. Use the map and location list below for addresses, coordinates, and scene-by-scene details.
Can you visit these filming locations?
Many are public streets, landmarks, or businesses open to visitors. Each location page notes access where we know it, and the community shares then-and-now photos from real visits.
