Miltown Monuments

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Basic Info: A monument is a city block containing a statue or similar piece of public art, without a building in it. It is functionally equivalent to a street, except that players with the Tagging skill can gain 2 XP for writing graffiti on a monument. This is, game-play wise, an empty block, and cannot be barricaded. After the July 3, 2009 update, some monuments became tall and can be seen from a distance with binoculars

Contents 1 the Balle Monument 1.1 Notes 2 the Bizzell Monument 2.1 Notes 3 the Loftus Monument 3.1 Notes

[edit] the Balle Monument

the Balle Monument Miltown [96,95] Tickle Crescent Byers Avenue Randle Boulevard the Fliney Building (NT) the Balle Monument a carpark Whitefield Way Josephine General Hospital the Bodd Museum

The Balle Monument is one of three monuments in the suburb of Miltown.

The Balle Monument is dedicated to the memory of Josephine Balle who died in the hospital South of this monument.

She lead her life campaigning to find new space for the overcrowded cemeteries. Her life was cut short when she contracted tuberculosis. The hospital below was named after her.

[edit] Notes

• Zag the Great's favourite place to stand, relax and get jabbed with needles which do nothing. NOTHING!
• It was here that the kind reception from the locals made The Coalition decide to stay in Miltown

[edit] the Bizzell Monument

the Bizzell Monument Miltown [90,90] the Shepstone Building (Pennville) the Thicke Monument (Fryerbank) the Quartly Building (Fryerbank) Beamer Drive (Whittenside) the Bizzell Monument Gover Library Selley Plaza (Whittenside) Glyde Bank the Cartwright Building

The Bizzell Monument is one of three monuments in the suburb of Miltown. It is located in the far North Western corner of Miltown, it borders Fryerbank, Pennvile and Whittenside

The Bizzell Monument is dedicated to the famed author Alexander Morris Bizzell, who co-wrote the acclaimed epic, "Beyond the Immortal Coil" with his long time friend and drinking buddy, Thomas A. Thicke (who monument stands next door in Fryerbank). Both statues were sculpted by the same artist, Edward Alexander Crowley.

The Gover Library contains a section dedicated to the works of this two massive talents, including their other joint novels, "Pawn of Redemption" and "The Furlipped Frog", as well as the Decology of their Collected Short Stories - "Bear and Cat Again".

The Statues are of the two friends toasting each other with large frothy, beer filled tankards.

[edit] Notes

• Gumption of The Coalition first discovered the basic laws of time travel here. The truth of his theories scared him so much that he decided to never share the secret with anyone. He can be seen here sometimes gazing into Fryerbank shouting "Damn you alls to Hell!" or "Mrh Abz Gurzm!" depending on his current state.

[edit] the Loftus Monument

the Loftus Monument Miltown [96, 90] Lanham Drive (Fryerbank) a warehouse (Fryerbank) the Press Motel (Fryerbank) Salde Road the Loftus Monument Mussabini Place wasteland Cowdrey Grove Railway Station the McCullock Building

The Loftus Monument is one of three Monuments in the suburb of Miltown.

The monument of a tall well built man looking to the horizon.

It was designed by Henry J. Loftus, who died mysteriously the day the monument was unveiled.

[edit] Notes

• This monument is of the greatest Coalition member Max Hudd. His battle on both sides of life have been legendary amongst the young Coalition recruits and sleeper cells. Unfortunately the monument does not do him justice as it looks nothing like him and in all probability wasn't even designed with him in mind. But it's the thought that counts.