Princeton 1919 (Winds of Change)
First aired: unknown
Directed by: Michael Schultz
After the war, Indy heads back to his home in Princeton, NJ - which was again filmed in and around Wilmington, NC. Many of the establishing shots were re-used from other episodes.
This shot is a weird mixture of matte extensions to a shot of our friend locomotive CSD #524.1110, seen in many other episodes at this point.
A quick shot of him leaving France was shot at the Horsted-Keynes railroad station in Sussex, England (seen in earlier episodes).
GPS Coordinates:
51.046079,-0.044707
This time the familiar-looking platform is disguised as "Le Havre."
This is the old Great Western #51 steam engine at the station for the Fillmore & Western Railway in Fillmore, CA. The shot (flipped horizontally) looks west from Mountain View Street between Main Street & Santa Clara Avenue. The steam engine has been used in numerous other productions over the years, including The Adventures of Brisco County Jr. about the same time period. Most recently, it was re-painted in 2003 for Seabiscuit. However, shortly after that film it moved into private hands and now resides in Hudson, Colorado.
GPS Coordinates:
34.399300, -118.909010
The dock scenes appear to have been filmed at the Wilmington State Docks south of downtown Wilmington (thanks to Craig). The ship and upper gang plank were added digitally.
GPS Coordinates:
34.205471,-77.955991
The "Princeton Junction" train station seen as Indy arrives home appears to be a composite shot using one of the main buildings of the Main Post on Montgomery Street at the Presidio in San Francisco. In 2009, The Walt Disney Family Museum opened in one of these newly-renovated buildings.
GPS Coordinates:
37.800869,-122.458908
Indy's house is once again at 111 South 4th Street in Wilmington, NC.
"Princeton Hardware" is at 33 South Front Street in Wilmington. This building was also used as O' Bannion's Flower Shop in Mystery of the Blues.
The spot where Indy runs in to Nancy is 116 South 4th Street in Wilmington. He walks down the street from the north...
...and stops in front of 116 S. 4th. There is a brick wall in front of this house now.
From this location, look across the street and you'll see...
...Indy's house at 111 South 4th.