The Pepperell Monument (Osmondville)

the Pepperell Monument Osmondville [84, 75] Pyke Way St. Spyridon's Church a cemetery Club Single the Pepperell Monument the Salsbury Museum Cowlin Street the Axtence Building Burden Road Fire Station Basic Info: A monument is a city block containing a statue or similar piece of public art, without a building in it. It is functionally equivalent to a street, except that players with the Tagging skill can gain 2 XP for writing graffiti on a monument. This is, game-play wise, an empty block, and cannot be barricaded. After the July 3, 2009 update, some monuments became tall and can be seen from a distance with binoculars

Description

Humans and zombies alike will see the following (permanent) description when standing in front of the monument:

"You are at the Pepperell Monument, a metal statue of a soldier plastered with quarantine posters."

The Pepperell monument of Osmondville is dedicated to Oscar T. Pepperelle. While the West Boundwood monument is dedicated to Oscars twin brother Ronald H. Pepperelle. it is styled with Gothic architecture

the Oscar Pepperell Monument

History

Oscar Pepperelle was born in may 14 1793 3 minutes before his twin brother. Oscar often had a sibling rivalry with his brother but this was quelled when his brother became an officer in the army. Oscar went then to the University of Glasgow and received a Doctor of Letters degree in philosophy. He then returned to Malton to work on his book "Man is Man and Nothing Else." where he takes an in depth look at Egalitarianism. The book became a controversial subject , due to the fact that it was written in 1832 when england was deciding on if it was going to abolish slave ownership. Most say that the book swayed england into making the slavery abolition act. And there fore he was considered a hero of human rights.

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