Pescodside

Suburb of Pescodside

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Latest EMR: z: 0~i: **- p: CJun 7 Update EMR Phone Mast: (93,13) The Farbrother Building Update Mast

Known groups in this suburb: edit group listing — Survivor Groups — Burchell Arms Regulars The Malton Zookeepers — Zombie Groups — The Dead 2.0 — Hostile Groups — Only freelance killers... — Historic Groups — Drunken Dead Key buildings in Pescodside: Malls: NecroTech Buildings: 3 (91,14) (95,15) (93,11) Police Departments: 2 Hospitals: 2 Fire Stations: 5 Bulletin Boards: 3 Others: Schools 2, Monuments 1

Suburb Number: 20

Pescodside is a suburb of Malton, located in the northeast corner of the city. Several interesting buildings and locations of note within Pescodside include the Featherstone Library [94,16], the Happy-Happy Fun-Fun Sugar Mill [90,16], the Prior Monument [99,10], and the suburb's holy trinity of churches: St. Odile's Church [94,10], St. Matthias's Church [96,12], and St. Josephine's Church [90,19].

Pescodside

Before the outbreak Pescodside was known as one of Malton's more culturally-minded suburbs. This was best reflected in the "Museum Mile" which made Pescodside so popular among families in neighboring suburbs. During the outbreak, Pescodside was nearly deserted with most of its inhabitants having been evacuated by military convoy, but even with this being the case not everyone was able to flee Malton before the quarantine was in place, which in some cases included military personnel. Those soldiers and unevacuated civilians became the survivors who now populate the nearly deserted suburb.

In the months that followed groups formed from among the survivor ranks, such as the Sons of Korhal and the Friends of the Featherstone Library, which in turn helped pave the way towards providing security to survivors within the suburb. Of course at the same time threats to humanity were never far away as zombie hordes inexorably flowed into the suburb. Hordes such as the Bela Lugosi Fan Klub and the Drunken Dead marched in from the nearby desolate suburb of Dunningwood and claimed Pescodside as their own. In the ensuing battles control of the suburb changed hands many times with both survivors and zombies alike claiming victory at one time or another. Those days are well remembered and while some groups, like the Drunken Dead and Friends of the Featherstone Library, have withstood the test of time other groups have passed into memory.

The Burchell Arms Regulars, another of the suburb's oldest survivor groups, established the Otto Street revive point in May 2006, continue to sponsor the Clewett Building, and arranged a safe house network in the westside of Pescodside - lasting throughout two attacks from the Big Bash and a separate attack by the Ridleybank Resistance Front. These days, alongside the older groups, new groups vie for control within Pescodside. Among the survivors stand the Pescodside Defense Alliance, Dante's Guard, and Metal Fox. While among the undead the Dead Animals - Redux are currently the only local zombie group. In the wake of larger zombie hordes, like the Militant Order of Barhah and Mall Tour '07, all the survivor groups, both new and old, have been successful in re-establishing survivor dominance in this area. However, the area is now under attack as the most recent target of this year's Big bash. Casualties are beginning to slowly climb as the death tolls are seeming to have a snowball effect. If you visit the suburb, remember, it's always nice to EHB when you visit a neighbor!

Resource Buildings

Fire Stations Brokbury Row Fire Station [91,10] Headland Street Fire Station [92,16] Ludwell Lane Fire Station [92,15] Millerd Walk Fire Station [95,14] Sadley Way Fire Station [95,11]	Hospitals St. Bartholomew's Hospital [98,14] St. Ninian's Hospital [90,15]
NecroTech Facilities The Waish Building [93,11] The Clewett Building [91,14] The Inman Building [95,15]	Police Departments Groser Crescent PD [93,18] Lentell Walk PD [97,10]
Malls None, nearest is Treweeke Mall in Dulston	Bulletin Boards Foulkes Street [98,15] Leigh Walk [98,10] Whish Way [96,10]
Revive Points Mermagen Street [94,14] - sponsored by Pescodside Defense Alliance Otto Street [91,16] - sponsored by B.A.R.

Revive Points
Mermagen Street [94,14] was opened as one of the very first revive points in the suburb, and was patrolled and serviced by the Sons of Korhal. When the Sons disbanded the location fell under the management of the Pescodside Defense Alliance (PDA) who maintain it to this day. This was followed by The Burchell Arms Regulars who have declared Otto Street [91,16] as a revive point maintained by their group.

On a more historical note, one of the oldest revive points in Pescodside was located at Sirl Plaza [93,10] and was monitored by NecroTech staff stationed at the Waish Building, but since March 2006 it was officially declared inactive. This was in no small part due to the fact that often bored Dulston survivors from Pegrum Place PD would attack zombies awaiting revival at Sirl Plaza making it too hazardous a location.

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Recent News

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March 2009

March 25^th

NecroWatch reported in from the Clewett Building. A recent scan revealed that there were now 26 zombies within scanning range of the facility. Of these numbers, 11 zombies were at St. Odile's Church, while 4 zombies were at the McMurtrie Building over in Rolt Heights. The remaining zombies, which numbered in the 1's and 2's, were scattered across the area. --Mobius

March 22^nd

NecroWatch reported in from the Clewett Building. A recent scan revealed that there were now 14 zombies within scanning range of the facility. Of these numbers, 6 zombies were at St. Odile's Church. The remaining zombies, which numbered in the 1's and 2's, were scattered mostly to the north of the facility. --Mobius

March 15^th

25.96 MHz: "... reporting from Pescodside, I've got about forty active ... mostly just stragglers, no organised groups ... a lot of lights on, looks the area's been reclaimed ... only a few buildings damaged though ... some survivor activity in the Inman Building ..." -- Kittithaj 23:19, 15 March 2009 (UTC)

March 11^th

NecroWatch reported in from the Clewett Building. A recent scan had revealed that there were currently 64 zombies within scanning range of the facility. Of these numbers, 22 zombies were at the Waish Building, 11 zombies were at a factory, and 7 zombies were at St. Odile's Church. The remaining zombies numbered 3 or fewer and were scattered across the area. --Mobius

March 9^th

NecroWatch reported in from the Clewett Building today. A recent scan revealed that there were currently 32 zombies within scanning range of the facility. Of these numbers, 10 zombies were at a factory and 3 zombies were at the Waish Building. Meanwhile in Rolt Heights there were 6 zombies at Armstead Library and 4 zombies at St. Peter's Church. The remaining scattered zombies numbered in the 1's and 2's and proved no serious threat to any other locations. --Mobius

March 3^rd

NecroWatch reported in again from the Clewett Building. A recent scan had revealed that there were 37 zombies within scanning range of the facility. Of these numbers, 6 zombies were at Tanner Auto Repair, 6 more zombies were at a factory, and just to the south of the factory 5 zombies were at Sadley Way Fire Station. The remaining zombies, which numbered in the 1's and 2's, were scattered across the area, but survivors so far need only worry about safehouses closer to the border with Dulston for now. --Mobius

March 2^nd

NecroWatch reported in from the Clewett Building today. A recent scan had revealed that there were 23 zombies within scanning range of the facility. Of these numbers, 8 zombies were at St. Odile's Church and 5 zombies were at Groser Crescent PD. The remaining zombies, which numbered in the 1's and 2's, were scattered mostly to the east of the Clewett facility and posed no serious threat to any other locations. --Mobius 23:21, 2 March 2009 (UTC)

The 5 zombies outside GCPD have dissipated, leaving three. That number then reduced to 1. GCPD is secure, and the area around it seems to be fairly secure for now. Most of the barricaded buildings in the area are clear of zombies for a couple of blocks. No serious threat in that area. --Turok 12:53, 2 March 2009 (UTC)

March 1^st

After weeks with no sightings, the following groups have been removed from the Pescodside suburb listing:

• Metal Fox
• St. Ninian's Medical Team
• Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo, The

Please re-add them if they are still active. Linkthewindow  Talk  10:27, 1 March 2009 (UTC)

Things to do while in Pescodside

• Featherstone Wargame Society - The Featherstone Library and members of the Friends of the Featherstone Library would like to invite all strategy gamers to join them for their weekly wargame sessions. New survivors will learn basic tactics they may one day serve them in real life, that is, if they acquire troops, tanks, artillery, and air support. And for those not keen on gaming, drop by the library and read a book. Have you read a book today?

• Sugar?... Sugar!... SUGAR!! - Tired? Not finding you have enough energy to survive these days? Well then come on down to the Happy-Happy Fun-Fun Sugar Mill! Children and adults of all ages love sugar, and our patented HH-brand raw red sugar is all-natural thanks to our (legally unpatented) secret recipe. So remember, bring all your children to the mill for a day of fun, why, kids might have so much fun that they may never want to leave*...
  

*DISCLAIMER: The HH Company is not held liable for any missing children. Parents are asked to monitor their children at all times unless distracted by our helpful staff.

• The "Museum Mile" - Few suburbs in Malton can boast 6 museums, but Pescodside certainly can. Along with the Pepperell, Nurley, and Masters Museums in nearby Dulston, the Backholer, Sunderland, Keats, and Margetts Museums together form the famous "Museum Mile" which runs from north to south along the west side of the two suburbs. So why not take the day off to relax and visit a museum for a day of culture and education. Patrons are reminded, please, no vandalizing (i.e. ransacking).
  
  

Barricade Policy

While not enforced, the Pescodside Barricade Plan is supported by survivors groups within the suburb. As a precaution survivors are advised to review the plan and be aware of potential barricade levels throughout Pescodside. If the barricades at a specific location do not match the plan survivors have the right to lower them, but should know that lowering barricades may draw ire from survivors at that location - especially in the west, where the Burchell Arms Regulars have established and kept to a long term local barricade plan for the area.

Suburb Map

The Malton Suburb of Pescodside

NW N NE W Dancey Alley Brokbury Row Fire Station Tanner Auto Repair Sirl Plaza St Odile's Church a factory Whish Way Lentell Walk Police Dept Leigh Walk the Prior Monument the Backholer Museum the Sunderland Museum Farmer Walk the Waish Building Spitter Walk Railway Station Sadley Way Fire Station Huddlestone Square the Jewell Museum Bearcrofte Bank the Petvin Museum Chaffie Lane School Liminton Plaza Bamford Park Batten Drive Club Godfry Flooks Grove St Matthias's Church the Squires Building Newcombe Towers a junkyard Witherell Crescent the Lancastle Building Willett Square the Farbrother Building a warehouse Medway Street Acott Crescent Lanning Lane Wyld Towers Morliere Towers Kempshaw Street the Clewett Building Youl Avenue Railway Station the Holt Building Mermagen Street RP Millerd Walk Fire Station Croom Towers the Mapstone Building St Bartholomew's Hospital Hewitt Way St Ninian's Hospital Gilles Park Ludwell Lane Fire Station the Keats Museum Wedmore Grove the Inman Building a factory Sands Road Foulkes Street Greenley Alley a factory Otto Street RP Headland Street Fire Station Club Hardyman Featherstone Library Toombs Row Bourder Square Thick Park the Biggs Arms a junkyard Kitchingman Street Railway Station the Warner Building wasteland the Love Building wasteland the Rayment Arms Gatehouse Road Sellick Lane the Rowson Building the Adkins Motel Morrhall Alley the Margetts Museum wasteland Groser Crescent Police Dept Rawle Alley a warehouse a carpark Boone Place Couch Boulevard School Caple Library St Josephine's Church Kemble Lane Railway Station Kearney Drive the Sinclair Motel Tredger Place a junkyard the Mayled Arms a carpark wasteland Winsor Boulevard E SW S SE