Welcome To The Filming Location Page For The Television Show 9-1-1
This Page Will Be About The Past Filming Locations From The Television Series 9-1-1. I Will Be Listing The Filming Locations For All Of The Episodes. Click On The Season To View All Of The Episodes From That Season. I Plan To Have All Of The Old Episodes Up Within The Next Month.
This Page Will Be About The Past Filming Locations From The Television Series 9-1-1. I Will Be Listing The Filming Locations For All Of The Episodes. Click On The Season To View All Of The Episodes From That Season. I Plan To Have All Of The Old Episodes Up Within The Next Month.
I Am NOT Affiliated With The Show And Have No Idea When And Where Future Episodes Are Filmed. I Stopped Adding Episodes When I Saw The Interest Level Was Low.
- The Fire Department / 4506 Cutter Street, Los Angeles (Note: This Building Is Just A Warehouse That The Producers Made The Interior Into A Fire House)
This Picture Is From Google Street View Capturing The Building With The Door Open Showing The Fire Trucks Inside
- The Call Center Exterior / 2909 Fletcher Drive, Los Angeles (Note: The Screen Shots Were Taken From A Season 5 Episode When The Call Center Caught Fire)
Love your site. Thank you so much. I am trying to find the location for the retirement home in 9-1-1 where they do a segment on STD's among the elderly. Season 3, episode 1. Any idea? I assume it is in Los Angeles somewhere, and likely not a retirement home at all. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHello, i'm wondering if you can tell me the exact name and place of the church where Bobby is visiting during his recovery and confession? =) TIA!
ReplyDeleteThat is 3611 Wilshire boulevard st basil catholic church
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ReplyDeletethe warehouse is permantely closed
ReplyDeleteIm one that wants to find out every filming locations for all the seasons
ReplyDeleteStation 126
ReplyDeleteStation 118 followed by the series
ReplyDelete118 station is a fire station near baron Los Angeles the series follows the lives of los Angeles first responders: police officers, paramedics, firefighters, and dispatchers.
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