Where was The Chair filmed? The Pembroke College & all the Filming Locations

The establishing shots and many exterior scenes taking place at the Pembroke College campus were filmed at the Washington and Jefferson College in Washington, PA.

This private liberal arts college features the iconic twin towers of the Old Main academic hall, built in 1875.

Located on the same campus, the beautiful architecture of the John A. Swanson Science Center (and the Lazear Hall on the left) served as a backdrop for many scenes in The Chair.

If you watched the outstanding Netflix series Mindhunter, this campus appears in several episodes as the Boston University where psychology professor Wendy Carr works.

However, the wood-paneled house with carved stone and stained glass where the direction of the Department of English is based is located in Pittsburgh.

The historic Andrew W. Mellon Hall on Chatham University's Shadyside campus was built in 1887 by a steel manufacturing tycoon.

There are many more scenes filmed on Chatham's Shadyside campus, including the Falk Hall, pictured.

Founded in 1869 in the vibrant Shadyside neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Chatham University was historically a women's college. The institution now enrolls men and women to its prestigious academic programs.

The library from episode four is the Jennie King Mellon Library, located on the same Chatham University campus.

This cubic structure, built in 1973, is a monumental example of Brutalist architecture.

The scenes with professor Bill drunk as a skunk in the airport were filmed at Pittsburgh International Airport.

The sequence from the first episode, "Brilliant Mistake", with Bill on the scooter were filmed on Beaver Street in Sewickley's business district, a nice suburb located 12 miles west-northwest of Pittsburgh.

Also, the scene from the second episode, "The Faculty Party", with the small pink bike was filmed on Beaver Street and Broad Street in downtown Sewickley.

The bowling alley from the second episode is the Alpine Club Lanes at 735 Jefferson Avenue in Washington, PA.

The series has been a great success and Netflix will probably renew it for a second season.

Also joining the cast are Nana Mensah as Dr. Yaz McKay, the young faculty member of English department, David Morse as Dean Paul Larson, a dean at Pembroke University, Ron Crawford as Professor McHale, the Jurassic-era senior faculty member, Ji Lee as Habi, Dr. Kim's father, and Everly Carganilla as Ju-Hee "Ju Ju" Kim, Kim's adopted daughter.