Although the opening scenes of First Class Mouliak show Tod and Buz pulling into the parking lot at Jones & Laughlin, which is located down the hill from W. 14th St. where most of the residential scenes in the episode are set, the interiors are shot at Steel Improvement Forge Company (SIFCO) over on E. 78th St.

Jones & Laughlin was demolished to make way for the Steelyard Commons shopping center which includes a Home Depot selling Chinese-made steel products.

This Victorian-style home on W. 14th St. is the only one featured in First Class Mouliak that is still standing in 2009. This is where Jack (Nehemiah Persoff) and his son, Janosh (Robert Redford) lived. His friend and co-worker, Mike (Martin Balsam), lived just around the corner and behind this house on Holmden. Ave.

While the house has been completely renovated since Route 66 was filmed there, part of the original gate is still standing and hasn't changed a bit.

Mike's (Martin Balsam) home at 1430 Holmden Ave. was directly behind Jack's home on W. 14th St. This section of Holmden Ave. no longer exists but was located where the empty field is in the current photo. The area just west of here (behind the trees in the current photo) was demolished to make way for I-71.

Route 66 was such a popular show at the time of the Mouliak filming (end of the first season) that large crowds always gathered and police control was required. This scene is an interesting example of enlisting those onlookers and police as part of the show.

The following two scenes are shot in the rear parking lot of the Grace Clinic on W. 14th St. Jack (Nehemiah Persoff) has come to the clinic to tell his son Janosh (Robert Redford) about the plans fore Theresa's funeral which Janosh does not want to attend for personal reasons.

In this screen capture from the show, Jack and Janosh exit the clinic through the doors in the lower-right of the following photograph from 2009.

...stop in front of the receiving door (just right of center in 2009 photo) to discuss the funeral.

Immediately after taking these photos of Grace Clinic I was busted by the head of security. He wanted to know what company I was with (maybe he thought I was an insurance investigator or something). But he was genuinely surprised and let me off the hook when I explained the situation and told him about Robert Redford filming a television show here in 1961. Maybe he will become a Route 66 fan as a result of this encounter.