Peppardville Buildings

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Basic Info: Blocks labeled "the Something Building" are office buildings. Some are NecroTech Buildings and can be identified by the "[NT]" appended to their name if you have the NecroTech Employment skill. Office buildings are tall enough for survivors to commit suicide from. They also provide a vantage point from which binoculars can be used. Office buildings can be barricaded normally.

Contents 1 The Brymer Building 2 The Gibbons Building 3 The Hancox Building 4 The Higgdon Building 5 The Maine Building 6 The Marks Building 7 The Sage Building

[edit] The Brymer Building

a large white-stone building surrounded by burnt-out cars. May 03, 2009: EHB

Ruined, doors open with 1 zed inside. 11 August, 2009

[edit] The Gibbons Building

the Gibbons Building Peppardville [74,47] Baring Lane Albyn Bank a junkyard the Snee Arms the Gibbons Building St. Helena's Church wasteland a junkyard Meyrick Plaza Police Department

The Gibbons Building was built with the sole purpose of conducting an experiment that would test the validity of the "Infinite Monkey Theorem"; the building was named as such due to gibbons being the majority of the test subjects. The experiment was a spectacular failure, as within a week the monkeys and apes used for the study went wild, hurling various office supplies around and throwing feces at one another. One monkey did write a very compelling mystery novel, which was published, though sold poorly.

[edit] The Hancox Building

the Hancox Building Peppardville [71,49] Midelton Drive the Terdre Hotel Dodington Auto Repair the Sage Building the Hancox Building Beele Boulevard Railway Station wasteland (Edgecombe) Tayler Row (Edgecombe) Copless Grove Railway Station (Edgecombe)

[edit] The Higgdon Building

the Higgdon Building Peppardville [79,44] Scorse Cinema Heritage Lane a junkyard (Pitneybank) Titley Park the Higgdon Building St. Lucy's Church (Pitneybank) Russell Row a carpark Elers Park (Pitneybank)

Built in the mid-Eighties by media giant Higgdon, Inc., after acquiring Titley Park, it was planned to be the company's new headquarters in the years after its completion. Unfortunately, poor business practices and the overall disappointing performance of the already-unprofitable Titley Park forced Higgdon to sell many of its assets, including the park. The building remained in the possession of Higgdon, though only the top three floors were used by the company; the rest of its office space was rented out to various businesses.

[edit] The Maine Building

(78,42) (bic) (statuses) (update) The Maine Building Let the RRF lend you some assistance, soldier! --Thomas Midwestern 15:26, 19 November 2009 (UTC)

the Maine Building Peppardville [78,42] Swansborough Plaza a carpark Whetcombe Auto Repair Dalley Library the Maine Building wasteland the MacKenzie Arms Scorse Cinema Heritage Lane

The Maine Building [78, 42] is one of two NecroTech buildings in the suburb of Peppardville.

[edit] The Marks Building

(71,46) (bic) (statuses) (update) The Marks Building 25.96 MHz: "... the Marks Building has definitely fallen ..." EMR Bot 17:09, 18 November 2009 (UTC)

the Marks Building Peppardville [71,46] the Howdell Monument Kemball Avenue Denbury Square Swaine Towers the Marks Building Kray Towers a factory Keirl Towers Higley Crescent

The Marks Building [71, 46] is one of two NecroTech buildings in the suburb of Peppardville. The designated entry-point for the building is Swaine Towers.

[edit] The Sage Building

the Sage Building Peppardville [70,49] Whitten Place Fire Station (Pimbank) Midelton Drive the Terdre Hotel Mathams Avenue (Pimbank) the Sage Building the Hancox Building Pratley Road Police Department (Roftwood) wasteland (Edgecombe) Tayler Row (Edgecombe)

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