The Stroud Building

the Stroud Building West Grayside [56, 86] a carpark Hodgkinson Row Fire Station the Veysey Building the Pyke Building the Stroud Building Blackmore Cinema the Farrington Building Kimmins Row Duckworth Row Basic Info: Blocks labeled "the Something Building" are office buildings. Some are NecroTech Buildings and can be identified by the "[NT]" appended to their name if you have the NecroTech Employment skill. Office buildings are tall enough for survivors to commit suicide from. They also provide a vantage point from which binoculars can be used. Office buildings can be barricaded normally.

The Stroud Building

Description

The Stroud Building

History

Originally built in 1861 as an office for hospital administrators of the area, this building has seen it's share of the toil of city life.

The building was named the 'Stroud Building' after Henry Streuth Stroud

Being extended in 1909, 1932 and lastly 1955 before succumbing to an unusual form of dry rot that resulted in its demolition three years later. It was rebuilt in the style of the period and sold to a German electronics contractor - a contrast to the anarchic entertainment vibe of the area - where it remained in the companies possession until the outbreak.

The CEO and his secretary managed to escape the city but other staff found themselves helpless. While some remained in the building sending out last minute communiques to Company Headquarters and putting up temporary barricades to keep out the countless mobs, others went to find their families or in the case of one employee try and grab a final meal at McDonalds.

Military records show that out of 355 employees barely a fifth escaped Malton.

Barricade Policy

As of the [West Grayside]] barricade plan this should be kept at Extremely Heavily Barricaded all the time.

Current Status

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