The Pennsylvania location combines surviving interiors with a separately constructed interactive well set.
A visit to Buffalo Bill’s House includes evidence of how the location became part of The Silence of the Lambs. The owner lists call sheets, a location agreement, production blueprints, and screen-used wallpaper among the material displayed in the house. The location owner’s tour and display descriptions. Official access information. Official 2026 tour dates.
The 1910 Queen Anne home is in Perryopolis, Pennsylvania. Its foyer, dining room, kitchen, and basement stairs connect the tour to scenes filmed there. The paperwork gives those rooms another context: the practical arrangements behind turning a residence into a movie location. The location owner’s tour and display descriptions. Official access information. Official 2026 tour dates.
The interactive well is described separately as a set built in collaboration with Tom Savini. It is a present-day attraction within the property, rather than a claim that the film’s original well was filmed there. The location owner’s tour and display descriptions. Official access information. Official 2026 tour dates.
The property also operates as a vacation rental and restricts visits to authorized arrangements. Its final advertised guided-tour weekend for 2026 was October 23–25. The house’s tour material brings together original production traces and later recreations, with distinct roles for each. The location owner’s tour and display descriptions. Official access information. Official 2026 tour dates.