The Wardropper Arms
The Wardropper Arms |
the Wardropper Arms
Spracklingbank [84, 35]
Basic Info:
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Description
Bar Tour Stop | |
This location is an official stop on the Scenic Malton Bar Tour. |
A series of three connected stout greystone buildings that served as a Regimental Headquarters to the Malton Airborne Militia before the outbreak.
History
The complex contained enlisted barracks, officers billets and the Regimental Hall which was converted to a Public House when the Regiment was disbanded upon the construction of nearby Fort Creedy. The Public House kept true to its roots adopting the name The War Dropper Arms after the painting behind the bar depicting a paratrooper under full canopy.
It has remained popular with the soldiers from the Fort and a new breed of soldier that has surfaced in Malton: Mercenaries. The Warren Zevon song "Jungle Work" is often heard on the jukebox as a result, and the walls are covered with the emblems and paratrooper wings of various elite forces from different countries who have "dropped in" to help maintain the Quarantine Zone.
Barricade Policy
EHB with entry point through Cudworth Lane Fire Station For full details, see Spracklingbank Barricade Plan.
Current Status
You are standing outside the Wardropper Arms, a derelict grey-stone pub surrounded by a large paved plaza. The building's doors have been left wide open, and you can see that the interior of the building has been ruined. 2 Zombies spotted outside of building.
-- Donjakob 13:48, 11 March 2011 (UTC)
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