Where was Rebel Ridge filmed? Shelby Springs, LA, and all the locations

The town of Shelby Springs, Louisiana, was basically filmed in Leesville, a small city in Vernon Parish.

The courthouse is the Vernon Parish Courthouse, a historic building completed in 1910 featuring Classical Revival architecture.

Known for its grand columns and stately facade, the courthouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Tree Birds Ice Cream Parlor was a set built in a vacant storefront across from the courthouse on 3rd Street, also in Leesville.

There was a small community called Shelby Springs in Shelby County, Alabama. In the 19th century, it was a popular health resort known for its natural springs.

The scene after meeting Summer was filmed on Texas Street, also in downtown Leesville.

The scene in the lower picture where Terry calls his friend to ask for help was filmed in front of the old Merchants and Farmers Bank building on Third Street.

The metal truss bridge was filmed on the old 1950s Natalbany River Bridge in Tangipahoa Parish, between Amite City and Independence.

Star Wars actor John Boyega was originally cast in the role of Terry, but left the production for family reasons.

The ruined Rebel Ridge fort scenes were shot at Fort Jackson, a prominent military fortification during the American Civil War.

Built in the early 19th century, it played a key role in the 1862 Battle of Forts Jackson and St. Philip, which was crucial to the Union's capture of New Orleans.

Today, you can visit this historic site with remnants of its fortifications, now overgrown by vegetation.