TrekNews.net recently visited the Star Trek: Original Series Set Tour exhibit located in upstate New York, during the weekend of Trekonderoga.
Led by Star Trek superfan and fan film creator James Cawley, the team behind the tour has tirelessly recreated the Stage 9 U.S.S. Enterprise “Desilu” set that the Original Series was shot on during its 1966–1969 television run. Utilizing original blueprints, hundreds of hours of research and thousands of photographs, they have recreated an immersive experience that allows fans to surround themselves in the spaces that so many of us have only been able to travel to in our imaginations.
In addition to the iconic bridge of the Enterprise, the tour also includes Captain Kirk’s quarters, McCoy’s office, the engineering, sickbay, transporter room, science lab, and briefing room sets.
Check out the photo gallery below.
Star Trek Original Series Set Tour Photo Gallery
Exterior
- Welcome to Ticonderoga
- Star Trek Original Series Tour
- Trekkie Parking
- Tour hours
- Star Trek Original Series Tour
- Closed set
- Exterior
- Shuttlecraft Galileo
- Shuttlecraft Galileo
- Shuttlecraft Galileo
- Exterior
- Entrance
Lobby
- Desilu Studios Stage 9 sign
- Salt Vampire
- Salt Vampire
- Gorn
- Gorn
- Merchandise
- Merchandise
- Classic merchandise
- Classic merchandise
- Classic merchandise
- Classic merchandise
- Classic merchandise
- Lobby
- Lobby
Transporter Room
- Transporter controls
- Transporter controls
Kirk’s Quarters
- Kirk’s quarters
- Kirk’s quarters
- Kirk’s quarters
- Kirk’s quarters
- Kirk’s quarters
- Kirk’s quarters
McCoy’s Office
- McCoy’s office
Science Lab
- McCoy’s office
- McCoy’s office
- McCoy’s office
- McCoy’s office
- McCoy’s office
- McCoy’s office
Sickbay
- Sick bay
- Sick bay
- Sick bay
- Sick bay
- Sick bay
- Sick bay
Engineering
- Engineering
- Engineering
- Engineering
- The bridge of the Enterprise
- Engineering
- Engineering
- Engineering
- Engineering
- Engineering
- Engineering
Briefing Room
- Briefing room
- 3-D tic-tac-toe
- Vulcan Harp
Enterprise Bridge
- The bridge of the Enterprise
- The bridge of the Enterprise
- The bridge of the Enterprise
- The bridge of the Enterprise
- The bridge of the Enterprise
- The captain’s chair
- The bridge of the Enterprise
- The bridge of the Enterprise
- The bridge of the Enterprise
- The bridge of the Enterprise
- The bridge of the Enterprise
- The bridge of the Enterprise
- U.S.S. Enterprise dedication plaque
Corridors
- Corridors
- Corridors
- Corridors
- Corridors
- Corridors
- Corridors
- Corridors
- Corridors
If you’re ever in the Ticonderoga-area, we would highly recommend you take the time to visit. The tour is open Tuesday–Saturday 10 am–5 pm and Sundays 11 am–5 pm. They will be hosting William Shatner in November for “Treksgiving,” and, of course, the annual Trekonderoga event returns next August.
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Tiberiuswise
November 18, 2019 at 7:03 pm
I’ve been twice and highly recommend it. The experience is surreal. The sets are amazing and the staff couldn’t be friendlier or more knowledgeable. This is clearly a labor of love from dedicated Trekkies who want to share their love of Star Trek.
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Talos4
November 19, 2019 at 1:09 pm
Nitpick alert! (We Trekkies are known for those.) The original series ran from 1966-1969, not 1966-1968.
Brian Wilkins
November 25, 2019 at 2:02 pm
Thanks! And yes, you are correct. Updated. 🙂