Hollomstown

Hollomstown is a suburb of Malton, located on the far south edge of the city.

Suburb of Hollomstown

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Hollomstown's location in Malton Resource buildings in Hollomstown

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Known groups in this suburb: edit group listing — Survivor Groups — H.A.R.D. — Zombie Groups — The Dead 2.0 — Hostile Groups — Only freelance killers... Key buildings in Hollomstown: Malls: none NecroTech Buildings: 2 (68,96) (63,99) Police Departments: 1 Hospitals: 2 Fire Stations: 3 Bulletin Boards: unknown Others: Schools 5, Churches 3, Auto Repair 2, Railway Stations 3

Suburb Number: 97

Hollomstown - A Learning Environment

Before the outbreaks, the Hollomstown area was best known for its cheese factory and its "pointless" plastic widget shipping industry (which later proved very "pointy" when blades intended for combine harvesters were used during the outbreak). Containing five school buildings, five museums, and a library, Hollomstown was home to many families because of the access to educational material. Its own "Museum Road" was a common destination for learned outings, due to the fact they all are on the same street - along with a clever "one ticket, five museums" campaign.

Now, however, most of the museums have been looted and turned into safe-houses for survivors in the area.

Hollomstown was also known for the large number of Russian immigrants that inhabited the area before the outbreak, whom formed various organizations. The leader of the largest of these groups was Lenov Feninshi, a terrorist best known for the Dinan Hotel Bombing.

Resource Buildings

Fire Stations Sleeman Alley Fire Station [67, 90] Avent Crescent Fire Station [63, 95] Huggins Avenue Fire Station [64, 98]	Hospitals Theophan General Hospital [63, 94] Gall General Hospital [69, 95]
NecroTech Facilities The Porter Building [68, 96] The Western Building [63, 99]	Police Departments Waterlow Street Police Department [61, 90]
Malls none	Bulletin Boards Wheaton Square [61, 92] Loweth Drive [61, 96]
Revive Points a cemetery [66, 97] a cemetery [66, 92] the Wicklen Monument [60, 89] (in East Greyside, but works for Waterlow PD)

Revive Point

The only reported revive points in Hollomstown are cemeteries. The Wicklen Monument is also popular revive point for people from Hollomstown.

Recent News

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Note: for a while, the News was entered and found here. All news content on that page has been copied back here to the suburb page for accessibilty and ease of use. The posts as orginally entered are still there.

September 2008

September 6^th

Most buildings in Hollomston are now restored and zed numbers are low. This burb should be ungraded from red now to orange or even light yellow.--Miss Elainious 23:56, 6 September 2008 (BST)

Barricading Policy

Hollomstown's barricade plan was originally developed by an unknown group/user, but has undergone several changes through the efforts of a few individuals and Hollomstown Area Regional Defense. It is on display here, and its mandates are expected to be followed by all survivors in the suburb.

Suburb Map

The Malton Suburb of Hollomstown

NW N NE W Collinns Road Waterlow Street Police Department the Coopey Monument the Lavis Building Towne Towers the Woodyatt Arms the Bigg Building Sleeman Alley Fire Station a warehouse Errington Bank Beck Road Railway Station the Flynn Building Bilsdon Square Boutcher Alley the Cleaves Arms Mudford Auto Repair Warfield Boulevard School Sorrell Towers Milnerr Walk Totterdell Towers Stagg Crescent Wheaton Square Cowen Drive Minifie Plaza the Colbourne Museum St. Juan's Church a cemetery RP the Dark Building the Riggs Museum Portal Way wasteland Fluck Library the Pink Museum the Elton Museum a factory the Goodwyn Museum the Eddington Monument Loockyer Cinema Trett Plaza Hepplethwaite Drive Bendall Cinema Shearn Alley School Earle Way Theophan General Hospital the Roddoway Building wasteland the Dinan Hotel a junkyard Spalding Place the Chard Building Shiel Crescent Holden Lane the Limbery Hotel Avent Crescent Fire Station Abbott Road School a warehouse Baston Street Flower Crescent Railway Station St. Daniel's Church Gall General Hospital Methringham Alley Railway Station Loweth Drive Marchia Walk a carpark Sparke Row Holsgrove Boulevard St. Piran's Church Pilbeam Bank the Porter Building Twitt Place Reed Avenue School the MacDonald Building Pitman Library the Hedley Arms Carpinter Boulevard the Dollis Arms a cemetery RP Hayne Street Adolphy Drive Barnes Cinema the Rycroft Building Batt Bank Eeles Way the Meadley Building Huggins Avenue Fire Station a junkyard Stampfordham Cinema the Bere Arms Cowell Row School Parker Street Club Dorvell the Starkie Building the Bickell Building the Western Building Tilke Park a warehouse wasteland Whitemore Auto Repair a junkyard the Lamport Arms E SW S SE