Universal Studios in Hollywood is significant to Frankenstein because it is the primary studio location for filming the movie. The village is described as Bavarian, with pieces like a disguised miniature windmill and dramatic backdrops.
I found this information from two different sources. One of these is a blog and one is a website that specializes in information regarding studios. Both of these sources are widely available to the public for anyone to access, but not for editing themselves.
These source are examples of low barriers to entry, with singular authorship because they have been created by fans giving access to those who are interested in the movie to learn more information about it as well and actively engage in the material.
Mapping this location on COVE adds a "grassroots" layer in the sense that individuals in a community are able to actively consume the material and add to it if they desire.
Research: https://frankensteindiaries.com/frankenstein-universal-movie-sets/ & https://www.thestudiotour.com/archive/movie/frankenstein-1931/
Image: https://www.facebook.com/groups/252779587552494/posts/781279384702509/