
The Place Beyond the Pines has 14 confirmed filming locations in United States.

Avery and AJ's house
Years later, Avery lives here with his son AJ.
1286 Wendell Avenue

Avery and Jennifer's house
Home life for Avery and Jennifer after the shooting.
2196 Story Avenue

Bike into the box truck
After a robbery, Luke rides into Robin's waiting box truck under the railroad bridge.
126 Gower Road

Buying the dirt bike
Luke buys the motocross bike he later uses in the bank robberies.
M & S Cycles

Carnival motorcycle cage
Luke performs as a carnival motorcycle stunt rider before quitting the fair for Schenectady.
Altamont Fairgrounds

Cemetery chase
Police chase Luke through Vale Cemetery after the Trustco robbery.
Vale Cemetery, Brandywine gate

First bank robbery
Luke's first hold-up — he rides away on the dirt bike.
1st National Bank of Scotia

Ice cream with Romina
Luke and Romina talk about Jason over ice cream and pose for a photo by the motorcycle.
Dairy Circus

Jason's baptism
Romina and Kofi christen Jason; Luke sneaks into the service.
St. John the Evangelist Church

Luke's death
Cornered after the chase, Luke is shot by officer Avery Cross.
702 Plymouth Avenue

Police headquarters
Avery's precinct — the aftermath of the shooting and the corruption plot play out around the department.
Schenectady Police Headquarters

Romina and Kofi's house
Luke finds Romina and their infant son living here with Kofi.
1718 Watt Street

Romina's diner
Romina waits tables; Luke visits her at work as he tries to stay in their son's life.
Route 7 Diner

Trustco robbery
Luke robs the Trustco branch before the police chase through Vale Cemetery.
Trustco Bank, State and Brandywine
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Where was The Place Beyond the Pines filmed?
The Place Beyond the Pines has 14 confirmed filming locations in United States. Use the map and location list below for addresses, coordinates, and scene-by-scene details.
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