Named after the 1940 Universal movie “The House of the Seven Gables” this property is now 4344 Wisteria Lane. As it’s just outside the entrance to Colonial Street, it’s rarely (if ever) seen on screen. The Studio Tour tram passes it every time, even when the Street is closed for filming.
The design of the house was based on the famouse Turner-Ingersoll mansion in Salem, Massachusetts.
As well as The House of Seven Gables (1940) the set also appeared in Katie Did It (1951)
Seen on Screen: Universal Studios Hollywood [Seven_Gables]
| Title | Released | Director | IMDB |
|---|---|---|---|
| The House of Seven Gables [Feature Film] | 1940 | Joe May |  |
| The House of Seven Gables can be seen on Colonial Street to this day. | |||
| Katie Did It [Feature Film] | 1951 | Frederick De Cordova | |
| Colonial Street (Seven Gables) | |||