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[[Image:Hideout.jpg|thumb|left|300px|A recent view of The Roger Building; also known as The Roger Arms]] | [[Image:Hideout.jpg|thumb|left|300px|A recent view of The Roger Building; also known as The Roger Arms.]] | ||
The Roger Arms is in remarkably good condition, as opposed to its rundown and derelict exterior appearance. The downstairs is taken up by a long and lacquered wooden bar; a common room complete with a billiards table and a broken jukebox; and a well-stocked kitchen with a wood-burning, cast-iron behemoth of an oven. Two sets of stairs lead to the upper floor and the cellar. | The Roger Arms is in remarkably good condition, as opposed to its rundown and derelict exterior appearance. The downstairs is taken up by a long and lacquered wooden bar; a common room complete with a billiards table and a broken jukebox; and a well-stocked kitchen with a wood-burning, cast-iron behemoth of an oven. Two sets of stairs lead to the upper floor and the cellar. | ||
Revision as of 00:36, 7 March 2010
| the Roger Arms
Penny Heights [93, 77]
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Description
The Roger Arms is in remarkably good condition, as opposed to its rundown and derelict exterior appearance. The downstairs is taken up by a long and lacquered wooden bar; a common room complete with a billiards table and a broken jukebox; and a well-stocked kitchen with a wood-burning, cast-iron behemoth of an oven. Two sets of stairs lead to the upper floor and the cellar.
The cellar is stocked with kegs and bottles of beer, wine, basket of mobile phones forgotten by pub patrons, and several stacks of newspapers. Against the far wall, a generator lies powered-down and connected to a setup of electronic equipment and a radio transmitter set on top of a desk.
The upper floor hallway stretches in two directions from the top of the stairs, seven doors leading off to the left and right. The first room on the right shows signs of being frequently used and holds a double sleigh bed, a desk, an overstuffed armchair and matching ottoman, and a bookshelf stocked with a wide assortment of literature. Inside the adjacent bathroom, one will find a private bathroom, tiled, and a clawfoot slipper bathtub. Pipes, put in post-quarantine, lead down from the roof and through the kitchen below from a water-catch trough on the roof. The first room on the left also shows signs of activity, including a wardrobe full of towels libbed from the nearby Murtaugh Hotel and a working shower stall in its small bathroom. The second bedrooms on either side of the hallway are tidy and vacant of signs of residents, while the fifth door on the right has a small notice on the door proclaiming it as the maid's supply room.
Repairs have been made to the interior of the building, making it as secure as can be given the danger from outside. Free-running lanes from the windows of the third room of the left and the last two rooms lead to the nearby Brimblecombe Auto Repair building, to the Adler Crescent Fire Station, as well as to the NT building nearby. At night, when the neighborhood is eerily silent, if one strains their ears, he or she can hear the gongs from the bell towers of St. Martha's Church.
History
Barricade Policy
As per the Penny Heights Barricade Plan, The Roger Arms should be kept EHB at all times.
Current Status
February 20, 2009 EHB, transmitter present, but no power. --Hashk 05:34, 20 February 2009 (UTC)
July 13, 2008, EHB, Power, Transmitter=27.11--Dr Mycroft Chris 05:49, 13 July 2008 (BST)
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