Fans of The Green Mile can visit Flat Top Manor in Moses Cone National Park, North Carolina, where Paul Edgecomb’s story begins. Stroll the grounds of this grand estate, soak in its timeless charm, and picture the emotional moment that drew audiences into one of cinema’s most moving tales.

Step into cinematic history at the Tennessee State Penitentiary on Cockrill Bend Boulevard in Nashville, where The Green Mile opens with Paul Edgecomb starting his work on death row. Fans can explore the castle-like exterior, envisioning the intense moments and complex characters that shaped this unforgettable film.

Fans can visit the West Hollywood location on Santa Monica Boulevard where The Green Mile filmed its haunting execution scenes. Standing near the site, visitors can imagine the tension, emotion, and moral weight of Paul Edgecomb’s work on death row, experiencing firsthand the setting of one of cinema’s most powerful moments.

Fans of The Green Mile can visit College Grove United Methodist Church in Tennessee, where the film’s poignant funeral scene was shot. Walking the serene grounds, visitors can reflect on the emotional farewell of the story’s characters and connect with the heartfelt atmosphere that made this scene so memorable on screen.

Discover the haunting beauty of Round Hill Cemetery on Round Hill Road in Lewisburg, Tennessee, where The Green Mile’s graveyard scene was filmed. Fans can wander the serene grounds, stepping into Paul Edgecomb’s world of reflection and mortality, and feel the poignant stillness that gives this scene its unforgettable emotional power.