Hollomstown Junkyards

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Contents 1 Junkyard Barricade Policy 2 Junkyard 67,94 2.1 Description 2.2 History 2.3 Current Status 3 Junkyard 65,98 3.1 Description 3.2 History 3.3 Current Status 4 Junkyard 68,99 4.1 Description 4.2 History 4.3 Current Status

Basic Info: All junkyards were sealed and locked at the start of the quarantine, and required wirecutters to enter, unless someone else had already cut the fence. It is widely theorized that all junkyards in Malton have already been cut open. Searching junkyards will yield a wide variety of different items, including crowbars, mobile phones, flak jackets, fire axes, pistol clips, shotgun shells, spraycans, and the now very useful fuel can, mixed in with the far less desireable baseball bats, books, knives, pipes and newspapers. Junkyards can be barricaded, but have no doors to shut.

Hollomstown contains three junkyards, a family owned center, and two larger dumps farther south in near "Downtown" Hollomstown.

[edit] Junkyard Barricade Policy

Junkyards, although they contain firearm ammunition, fuel cans, and other sorts of melee weapons, Junkyards are not considered Resource Buildings due to the fact that they are nearly impossible to find in the Junkyard. For that reason, it is very uncommon to see a junkyard used as an entry point, and all junkyards in Hollomstown are to remain at a Extremely Heavily Barricaded state.

[edit] Junkyard 67,94

a junkyard Hollomstown [67,94] the Eddington Monument Loockyer Cinema Trett Plaza the Dinan Hotel a junkyard Spalding Place Baston Street Flower Crescent Railway Station St. Daniel's Church

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This, now vacant, junkyard used to be home to "Wallace's U-Dump", a locally owned dumping facility. The owner, Wallace Spalding, didn't charge for the use of the lot to dump garbage in, but, instead, required each load to be inspected by either himself, or one of his sons. It is unknown why the practice took place, or how Wallace even made money from the junkyard, but it is speculated to have something to do with the large, partially constructed, and odd structures and tools made from wreckage lying around the junkyard.

The most notable contraption, consisting of a soda machine, a burnt out car, a few portable generators, and other odds and ends lying around the junkyard, was the flying car that Spalding himself showed off during a news special 3 years before the zombie incident. The car, piloted by Spalding, worked, and he flew it around the junkyard. Unfortunately, the car's power cut out and Spalding's craft plummeted into a heap. Spalding was pronounced dead at Gall General Hospital.

Spalding's sons, however, did not continue their father's legacy. They moved away and left the junkyard abandoned. The ruins were a common tourist attraction for some time (about 6 months), but then died down as companies began dumping trash into the lot.

Spalding Place, located one west of the junkyard, was renamed and dedicated to Wallace Spalding, wacky scientist extraordinaire, three weeks after his death.

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Being used as temporary HQ for Necrotech Mobile. It is powered and adheres to the BC of Hollomstown.

[edit] Junkyard 65,98

a junkyard Hollomstown [65,98] Carpinter Boulevard the Dollis Arms a cemetery Huggins Avenue Fire Station a junkyard Stampfordham Cinema Tilke Park a warehouse a wasteland

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A large junkyard located in Hollomstown, lacking any real creative description.

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[edit] Junkyard 68,99

a junkyard Hollomstown [68, 99] the Bere Arms Cowell Row School Parker Square Whitemore Auto Repair a junkyard the Lamport Arms Border Border Border

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