Netflix Just Revealed Which Ontario Cities Were Secretly Used For 'Ginny & Georgia'
You might be surprised to discover that Netflix's Ginny & Georgia isn't filmed in Massachusetts but in Ontario small towns.
Netflix just revealed the secret locations in the hit drama if you want to visit them for yourself.
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In the Toronto neighbourhood Baby Point, you can spot the brick house Ginny and Georgia call home.
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In North York, Nelson A. Boylen Collegiate Institute only had minor cosmetic changes to become Ginny's high school.
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The majority of Season 1 was shot in Cobourg, including at the Victoria Park bandshell, where the mayor wins the election in the season finale.
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Some King Street shops got a new name, like The El, which appears as the Blue Farm Cafe where Joe works.
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Other stores, like Audrey's In Town Fashion, were left unchanged on the picturesque street.
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