Forse Library
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Forse Library
Williamsville [39, 90]
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The Forse Library, located at coordinates 39,90, is one of two libraries in the suburb of Williamsville. It is a an imposing metal-and-glass building with arched windows. Books and poetry books can be found inside. It is under control of and maintained by the Communist Party of Malton.
Forse Library
Barricade Policy
Barricade to EHB (Williamsville Barricade Plan)
Description
Forse Library is a imposing metal-and-glass building with arched windows. Upon entering the building you'll be greeted by a impressive impressionist sculpture and a well lit rooms for your reading pleasure. It is currently operated and under the control of the Communist Party of Malton which uses it to broadcast the message of hope and freedom with 26.98 MHz Radio Lenin.
History
Forse Library was constructed before the quarantine, in the late 1940s and was designed and named after Forse Castle. Based on it's sister library Sergeant Library which is also located in the suburb of Williamsville. The same architect designed each building so both building look similar however Forse was build later and has a much better layout. In the years leading up to the fall of Malton Forse was shut down due to lack of funding. And stated for destruction to build a luxury hotel called Forse Palace in memory of the library but this never when ahead as Forse was heritage listed. This lead to a government funded restoration restoring Forse to its original condition. Unfortunately Malton fell to the zombie outbreak and Forse was once again became abandon until the Communist Party of Malton took control of it and repaired the library and now operate it as a Radio Station for Radio Lenin.
Safety Standards from the Communist Party of Malton
- Try to keep this library powered at all times.
- Keep this library zombie-free. They're nothing but trouble.
- Repair damage when possible.
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