It (1990)






























It aired on November 18th and November 20th, 1990 on ABC.
Filming locations include Burnaby, New Westminster and Vancouver, BC.


Laurie Anne's house - 3796 McGill St. Burnaby, BC V5C 1L9, Canada






Bill Denbrough's house - 231 Third St. New Westminster, BC V3L 2R6, Canada




Georgie at the storm drain - Third St. and Liverpool St. New Westminster, BC V3L, Canada


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School - 2000 Trimble St. Vancouver, BC V6R, Canada
(Queen Mary Elementary School)





Henry Bowers bullies Ben - Trimble St. and W. 3rd Ave. Vancouver, BC. Canada






Lake/Sewer building - Beaver Lake Trail Vancouver, BC V6G, Canada
(Beaver Lake)




Bridge/creek - Pipeline Rd. and Ravine Trail Vancouver, BC V6G, Canada




Library (exterior) - 524 W. 6th St. N. Vancouver, BC V7M, Canada




Pennywise in the photo album - 6501 Deer Lake Ave. Burnaby, BC V5G, Canada
(Burnaby Village Museum)




Adult Ben's loft - 505 Railway St. Vancouver, BC V6A, Canada





Ben's house - 107 Park Row New Westminster, BC V3L 2J5, Canada





Adult Eddie's house - 2328 SW Marine Dr. Vancouver, BC V6P, Canada




Beverly Marsh's house - 417 Heatley Ave. Vancouver, BC V6A 3G6, Canada



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Paramount Theatre - 652 Columbia St. New Westminster, BC V3M, Canada





Adult Mike's house - 1171 Keefer St. Vancouver, BC V6A, Canada




Bill & Mike ride Silver - 1130 Keefer St. Vancouver, BC V6A 1Z3, Canada
(Admiral Seymour Elementary School)





Chop Suey Chinese Kitchen - 4524 Hastings St. Burnaby, BC V5C 2K4, Canada
(Wah Lun Chinese Restaurant)




Derry Inn - 401 N. Esmond Ave. Burnaby, BC V5C, Canada




Stanley sees the mummy - McBride Blvd. and E. Royal Ave. New Westminster, BC. Canada





Bill awakens Audra - 6th St. and Columbia St. New Westminster, BC V3L, Canada








43 comments:

  1. This blog is officially my new favorite blog.

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  2. Lovely stuff. Really enjoying your blog :-)

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  3. Any chance you know where the Chinese restaurant is where the adults met at?

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  4. WOW! I love this blog! I'm even looking at pages for movies I haven't seen! Keep up the great work!

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  5. Your blog is awesome! It's a dream.
    I would also like to visit filming locations.

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  6. i was able to find a ton of it movie locations. beepbeeprichie.com

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  7. I'm a few months from seeing these sites myself. Anyone have the location of the drugstore and library?

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    1. Library (exterior) - 524 W. 6th St. N. Vancouver, BC. V7M, Canada
      Library (interior) - 215 E. 17th Ave. Vancouver, BC. V7K 4P4, Canada
      Drugstore - 642 Columbia St. New Westminster, BC V3M, Canada

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    2. I was part of a streetfront church in New West. in 1990, and It used the front of our building (642 Columbia) as the drugstore, old version and new version. We had to go through the set to get to "church". At the end, they gave us all the old candy they had in the drugstore to give out. Pretty funny.

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  8. Best movie ever!!

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  9. Wow, I can't believe the whole film was shot in Canada.

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  10. Does anyone know where the house where Stan Uris encounters the mummy is located

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    1. That was the Nurses Lodge on Woodlands Grounds in New Westminster, Canada

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  11. Are there any current pictures of the sewer building?

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    1. The sewer building was a set piece and was removed after filming. It was located in Stanley Park

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  12. This is great. Thanks for posting the locations. Next time I make it to Vancouver, I may do the IT tour. All the best!

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  13. Does anyone remember where the motel Audra stops for directions used to be?! It’s driving me crazy lol

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    1. That was along Cariboo Road in Burnaby BC in Canada. The structure was torn down years ago and its just an empty lot

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  14. Thank you so much! I just visited all these sites in Vancouver and wouldn't have been able to without your help! Was so great seeing many fimilar sites I grew up watching

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  15. I am scared of clown and almost moved into one of the houses from IT

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  16. Hi there,
    I thought that one scene took place on Eton street in north Burnaby?

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  17. Does anyone know the location of the hampstead house that adult Bill lives in?

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  18. Great stuff really interesting thanks

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  19. thankyou so much! ive been looking for the lake from many years ago :D

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  20. It's really cool seeing the trees on the right side of the school yard like, double in size!

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  21. Does anyone know where the scene where Stan's Mummy encounter was shot at?

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  22. The sewar were just built for filming

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  23. Thanks a lot for the pictures, i was a child when movie arrived in Italy. Muschietti suck!

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  24. There are several other places, including a huge house in New Zealand (but not filmed - just taken from some informational video, to "play" Denbrough's house), but I do wonder where the Losers fought the Bowerses with stones. It seemed to be some kind of old scrap yard, quarry, or construction site...

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  25. Love this site. So many memories. Cheers! "Ben" class of '90

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    1. Thank you sir, love this movie! I remember watching it when it premiered on ABC, from the comfort and safety of my bed...wrapped up tightly in my blanket.

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  26. Thank you for your effort. These are my childhood memories. I love this !

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  27. Thank you for sharing with us. It’s always been on my top list to visit the IT filming locations.

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  28. That spooky concrete building on the lake looked so absolutely real that I was surprised (and very disappointed) to find out that it was not. I tried to find out what it really was and nobody seems to care to remember. A maquette placed on the edge, a wooden wall, composited painting?

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