Mystery of the Blues (Page 2)

The entrance to the "Pekin Inn" was filmed on the Screen Gems backlot.

The "Royal Garden Club" was also on the backlot set.

Looking south down LaSalle Street in Chicago, toward the Chicago Board of Trade Building from the Rookery Building. This shot was actually borrowed from the 1987 film The Untouchables, starring Kevin Costner.

Indy, Eliot & Ernest talk things over in the same cafe where Indy worked in Princeton 1916. This was on the Screen Gems backlot.

The North Carolina Court of Appeals Building in Raleigh (enhanced with a matte painting). This is representing the coroner's office where Colisimo's body is taken. It is also seen in Scandal of 1920.

Address:

1 West Morgan Street

Raleigh, NC

"O' Bannion's Flower Shop" was the Roudabush Cafe at 33 South Front Street in Wilmington. This was also used in an identical (matte-painted) shot in Princeton 1919.

Another shot stolen from The Untouchables - the exterior of the Rookery Building at 209 LaSalle Street in Chicago.

Indy and pals squeeze by two train cars at Marstellar Street at Front Street in Wilmington. 

GPS Coordinates:

34.220199,-77.946909

During this sequence, we see a quick shot of the train engineer looking on from the cab of Atlantic Coast Line #250, which was probably filmed right at it's spot in front of the Wilmington Railroad Museum (aided by some special effects smoke machines). This same engine appears several times in the show. 

The staircase and waterfront cafe (really just some tables & chairs set up) was located on a riverfront walkway across from the Federal Courthouse in Wilmington, along North Water Street between Princess & Market Streets.

GPS Coordinates:

34.236044,-77.950145

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