'Twin Peaks': The Limerick Tour Quiz

Answer: Great Northern Hotel

The Great Northern Hotel is owned by Ben Horne, the father of Audrey Horne and one of the richest people in Twin Peaks. His brother Jerry frequently visits him in his enormous office within the hotel, where they discuss their various business dealings.

At the beginning of the first series, they are trying to convince some Norwegians to invest in Twin Peaks, a deal that is ruined when Audrey tells them about the murder of Laura Palmer. Later in the series they are seeking investment from some rowdy Icelanders who keep Agent Cooper awake at night.

Answer: Packard Sawmill

At the beginning of the series, the sawmill is owned by the mysterious Jocelyn 'Josie' Packard, widow of the supposedly deceased Andrew Packard. However, it is run day-to-day by Andrew's sister, Catherine Martell, who does not like Josie at all. She conspires with the rich property owner Ben Horne (with whom she is having an affair) to stage a fire at the sawmill and then develop the area.

However, not everything goes to plan and Catherine ends up in the blaze herself.

Answer: The Roadhouse

The Roadhouse is one of the main places to go for a drink and listen to music in Twin Peaks. It is owned by the Renault brothers, with Jacques and Bernard having worked there during the original series. It is the location for the annual Miss Twin Peaks contest, won in season 2 by Annie Blackburn, the sister of former winner Norma Jennings.

At the culmination of the contest, Windom Earle kidnapped Annie, stealing the Log Lady's car to drive away.

Answer: Calhoun Memorial Hospital

Calhoun Memorial Hospital is the main medical centre in the town of Twin Peaks. The hospital employs Dr. Will Hayward, father of Donna Hayward and a mainstay of life in Twin Peaks. When Jacques Renault is arrested, Leland believes that he is responsible for the death of his daughter, and thus resolves to kill him in his sleep.

This is extremely unhelpful for Agent Cooper's investigation as he was looking to get a lot of information about Laura Palmer's death from Renault.

Answer: One-Eyed Jack's

One-Eyed Jack's is a brothel and casino owned by Ben Horne and located north of the Canadian border in British Columbia. When trying to help Agent Cooper with the case, Audrey Horne becomes employed at One-Eyed Jack's, giving her name as Hester Prynne, a character from Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel 'A Scarlet Letter'.

This is soon realised by the madam of the brothel who becomes suspicious and decides to keep Audrey hostage.

Answer: Double R Diner

The Double R Diner is one of the finest places to eat in Twin Peaks - Agent Cooper is particularly fond of their coffee and pie. It is owned by Norma Jennings, husband to the convict Hank but secretly in love with the mechanic Ed Hurley. Several other main characters also work at the diner, including Shelley Johnson (wife of the despicable Leo Johnson) and Norma's sister Annie.

When Hank seeks parole from prison, Norma must promise to employ him at the Double R, and he becomes a dishwasher when he is released.

Answer: Owl Cave

Owls feature prominently as a recurring theme in 'Twin Peaks', especially after the mysterious statement "The owls are not what they seem" received by both Major Briggs and Agent Cooper. Owl Cave is home to some Native American carvings, notably a large petroglyph that confuses Agent Cooper before Deputy Andy Brennan works out that it is in fact a map to a certain location.

Answer: Glastonbury Grove

The petroglyph discovered in Owl Cave points Agent Cooper and the rest of the investigation to a location known a Glastonbury Grove, a largely clear area in the Ghostwood National Forest that is home to a circle of 12 young sycamore trees. Within the circle of trees is a small pit filled with a substance described as "smelling like scorched engine oil". Cooper learns about the oil after the Log Lady gives him a small jar filled with it that was brought home by her husband some years earlier.

Answer: Lodge

Both the White Lodge (said to be good) and the Black Lodge (said to be bad) are extra-dimensional spaces, the exact nature of which is not clear throughout 'Twin Peaks'. There seem to be several ways to enter the lodges, one of which is to be at Glastonbury Grove while Jupiter and Saturn are aligned correctly. Agent Cooper dreams of a 'Red Room', seemingly a waiting room for the lodges, in which he meets the mysterious 'Man From Another Place'.

Answer: Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department

Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department is the centre of the investigation into the death of Laura Palmer. The Sheriff Harry S. Truman is aided by his deputies Andy Brennan and Tommy 'Hawk' Hill, with FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper also spending a lot of time at the department.

When Cooper's former partner Windom Earle comes to town, he causes a blackout and uses the darkness to place a dead body in Sheriff Truman's office.