Looking up Rocky Neck Ave. from the entrance to the shipyard toward the boarding house where Tod & Buz are staying.

The Marine Railway Shipyard, known as the Adams Rocky Neck Ship Building Co. in the episode.

Nick was able to meet the current owner of this home who graciously allowed him inside to take additional photos. However, he asked that we not use the interior photos, so out of respect for his privacy we are not disclosing the location of the home.

We plan on staying in touch with the owner and more photos and information may show up here at a later date. - R.D.

The church where Mr. Adams' funeral was held. It's located at 142 Prospect St., Gloucester.

In person, this sure looks like the bar where Buz, Jed and the boys were drinking after Buz leaves dinner at the mansion.

Unfortunately, the bar was not open yet and the chairs were up on the tables, but the low ceiling, windows and bar see to fit.

Notice the nearly identical Corvette parked to the left. It is well known that the Route 66 production company traveled with two identical Corvettes and a quick glance at this scene might leave the impression that you are seeing both of them together.

However, Tod is driving a 1962 model with the "duck-tail" style rear end and the parked car is an older model, possibly a 1958, 1959 or 1960 with the rounded rear end style

Is it possible that the parked Corvette is one from a previous season that now belongs to a cast or crew member?

Also note the trailer behind the parked Corvette. It is concievable that this could be an electrical generator used to power lights, cameras or sound recording equipment.