✅ True. The Chicago home was originally built in 1905. When it was replaced, the construction team added a special marking of the 'Family Matters' logo on the front of the new building. Read on to see what that looks like today.
was the address of the home in the Lincoln Park neighborhood in Chicago which was used for some exterior shots in popular 1990s television sitcom. The house faced across the street to Wrightwood Park:Exterior establishing shots of the front of the house were captured for use on “Family Matters.” The inside of the Winslow family’s home was
in California in the series’ run from 1989-1998, both at Lorimar Studios in Culver City and Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank:However, at least one shot on “Family Matters” showed what appeared to be the sitcom’s characters inside the real Chicago house. Although this is not typical of situation comedies, the pilot episode featured a shot that might look familiar to fans of the series.
The first episode, titled “The Mama Who Came to Dinner,” ended with the Winslow family singing around a piano. The scene used a shot showing the camera moving away and through a window, which was filmed at Lorimar Studios in California, then switched to a shot taken from a helicopter at the W. Wrightwood Ave. house in Chicago. The family could still be seen singing around the piano in the latter shot:Lights were switched on to give the windows on all three floors a warm glow.
Although the Winslows were said to live in suburban Chicago, the show concerned the family of a Chicago Police officer, and the Wrightwood house was used to establish scenes placing the family at home. It was also seen in the opening credit sequence.
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