The Browning Museum

The Browning Museum Williamsville [31,90] Higgon Lane (Dartside) wasteland (Dartside) Kebby Street Fire Station (Dartside) Kick Alley The Browning Museum a carpark Broadbent Alley Warburton Grove Marten Bank Basic Info: Museums have a wide range of different collections and exhibitions, although previously they were not lootable. Nowadays, different decorative items may be found there. Generally, the descriptions found in Museums fall along the lines of "…currently displaying a(n) exhibition/installation/collection of _____________" Museums can be barricaded normally.

The Browning Museum

Current Status

6 June 09 : Safe and sound. The interior looked unkempt and derelict. Nonetheless there are always survivors around to liven up this rustic museum.

Barricade Policy

Barricade to EHB (Williamsville Barricade Plan)

Description

This museum is is a Cubist Sculpture Museum.

Browning Museum was once one of the most popularly visited museum in Malton. Consecutively winning the Museum-of-the-year for 2006 and 2007 and hosting several other prestigious events as well. The Browning Museum, noted for its History-come-alive theme, have attracted many tourists, artists, students and people from all walks-of-life to visit this magnificent 5-story, fully air-conditioned building. Typically renowned for their cubist sculptures and artifacts, Browning Museum houses a comprehensive sculptures from many different eras, and noticeably, the Pandora's Box sculpture which often said, could release Hell to roam the Earth when summoned. Or is it...

History

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01 April 09 : A band of players - Browning Cureators, The decided and moved in to what they call a new home after leading a grueling nomadic life in Malton. The group of pro-survivors are docile and only interested in safe-keeping the surrounding areas of the Museum, make new friends and study their most prized collection of the Browning Museum- the Pandora's Box. Wondering if it really was deciphered, and released the Evil within, the Cure-ators sets up their camp in the building and seeks every assistance that are willing to help them solve the mystery, in turn rescuing Malton from D-Day.