Lockwood Estate (Film Universe)

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Lockwood Estate
Appearances
General information
Status	Abandoned
Location	Northern California

The Lockwood Estate was the home of Benjamin and Maisie Lockwood in Northern California. It was here that Lockwood and John Hammond would extract their first DNA sample from Fossilised Amber paving the way for De-Extinction and Jurassic Park.

It would later become the headquarters of the Lockwood Foundation and be usurped by Eli Mills for his own agenda, including the creation of the Indoraptor and auctioning the surviving animals of the Isla Nublar Crisis to fund further research and development.

History

De-Extinction

Main article: De-Extinction (Film Universe)

Isla Nublar Crisis

Main article: Isla Nublar Crisis (Film Universe)

Layout and Facilities

Estate Library

The Lockwood Estate boasts a two storey private Library with open reading spaces. The ground floor level is home to a collection of prehistoric fossils as well as a series of windowed dinosaur dioramas.

Production Notes

Pre-Production

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Production

In winter 2016, plate shots for the environment that would become the Lockwood Estate were taken at Cragside in Rothbury, UK.

Set No.	Int./Ext.	Name	Location	Description
218	Int.	Maisie's Bedroom	M Stage at Pinewood Studios	A small set used to represent the interior and partial exterior of Maisie Lockwood's accommodation at the Lockwood Estate.
280	Int.	Lockwood Library	Unknown Soundstage at Pinewood Studios	A large set used to represent the Entrance Hall, Library and Ballroom of the Lockwood Estate.
	Int.	Lockwood Estate Long Hallway	Unknown Stage at Pinewood Studios
	Int.	Lockwood's Bedroom	Unknown Stage at Pinewood Studios	A medium set used to represent the accommodation of Benjamin Lockwood and office of Eli Mills at the Lockwood Estate.
	Ext.	Lockwood Rooftops	Unknown Stage at Pinewood Studios	A large set used to represent the exterior rooftops of the Lockwood Estate.
	Lockwood Estate Entrance and Driveway		A large location used to represent the exterior entrance and driveway of the Lockwood Estate.

External Links

• National Trust site for Cragside