Cattle Bank

Cattle Bank Gibsonton [84, 26] Eelms Alley St. Alcuin's Hospital Amatt Place School Sprod Boulevard Cattle Bank the Wardle Building a factory Harold Square the Ducat Building Basic Info: All banks were emptied or looted prior to evacuation. Tagging a bank earns 1 XP. Banks are Dark buildings. Among the internal descriptions found in Banks: "The vault lies open, its contents either looted or transferred." Banks can be barricaded normally.

Cattle Bank

Description

Cattle Bank, as you can tell by the picture, is one of oldest banks in Malton, it was origanlly build by Earl Von Strasenburg's great-great-great grandfather (Also called Earl Von Strasenburg) in the summer of 1829. It made it's money off the factory workers, by offering them loans with a very low APR (between 0.5% and 1.4%). After the rise in tourism, the focus of Cattle bank changed, it began to make a large percentage of it's money from sellingthe British pound for the American Dollar (as most of the tourists hailed from the states) at 1 pound to 1.4 dollars, meaning they made a huge profit, they would buy an American dollar for 36 pence (our version of the "cent" for those who don't know).

After the current Earl Von Strasenburg's father was killed by a zombie in the early outbreaks, he inhierited all the banks his father owned, and continues to up-hold the tradition of low intrest loans to the poor, and ridiculous prices for British pounds from the yankee tourists.

History

12th October-Cattle bank becomes the base for The Bankers Of Gibsonton-- Oldharry101---14:45, 12th october 2008

Currently base of J&B FTW-- Ben151107 7:04, 11 April 2009 (BST)

Barricade Policy

EHB as according to the Gibsonton UBP

Current Status

Light and at HB-- Oldharry101---14:46, 12th October

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