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UNIVERSAL STUDIO SETS (1983)

Pictures donated by Debbie Sheldon of the original Meeno Peluce Fanclub.

The top of the Pirate ship as seen in the Pilot Episode of Voyagers!

2 shots of the 'Queen of St. Louis' the Riverboat in 'Hannibal' from 'Created Equal.'

2 shots of the New York streets, seen in Various Episodes of the series. Most notably, 'The travels of Marco Polo... and Friends.'

Edison's house and Laboratory from 'World's Apart.'

A section of the Mexican town, seen in many different episodes, particularly, 'Bully and Billy', 'World's Apart, and 'The trial of Phineas Bogg.'

UNIVERSAL STUDIOS SETS (2008)

My friend Dayna visited Universal and has kindly sent along pictures from the various sets that were used time and again in Voyagers! Below are the shots she took in 2008 and screen caps that were dug up which show the location.  These can be saved full-size. After looking at all these images, one comes to learn that Voyagers and Universal Studios in general got a lot of mileage out of their sets! And no doubt still do today. I have seen these sets used in two of my other favorite Universal shows, The Incredible Hulk and Quantum Leap.

Voyagers-Backlot Locations


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Screencaps from the DVD's that showcase the great Universal sets along with their proper names.

The famous collapsible bridge that Bogg leaps off of in the Pilot Episode

 


 

 

A set of a Western Town.  I noticed this building in particular in the Episode, 'Bully and Billy'

 


 

I guess you would call this a Village square set? Seen in the Pilot and 'World's Apart.' I believe also in Bully and Billy and Old Hickory and the Pirate, the shop on the left in the 2nd pic looks like the bakery belonging to Lafiette's brother.


 


 

The Roman set seen in 'Created Equal.'

 


 



Don't know what to call this, but it could be seen in various episodes, one in particular, the 'Trial of Phineas Bogg' in the scene where Sam Houston is being held captive in front. I remember it in 'Old Hickory and the Pirate' and 'Bully and Billy 'as a stand in for a Cuban town.

 

More set images from Universal 

 The more series from Universal I watch, the more I recognize these locations and settings. It's fun to spot them. Even the indoor ones are becoming very familiar. I particularly love the New York streets. (Thanks to Dennis for sending the pics along.)