The Toulon Residence is where Andre Toulon and Elsa Toulon lived in Berlin, Germany during the second World War. The house had a workshop where Toulon built Pinhead, Jester, Tunneler and Six-Shooter and bought them to life using souls of his deceased friends. The house also had a puppet theater, where he often made shows for children where he poked fun at Adolf Hitler. Peter Hertz and his father first met Toulon here when he invited them backstage to look at his puppets.