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SW_location=[[Buckley Mall]]<br /><small>([[Buttonville]])</small>|SW_color=Mall| | SW_location=[[Buckley Mall]]<br /><small>([[Buttonville]])</small>|SW_color=Mall| | ||
S_location=[[Buckley Mall]]|S_color=Mall| | S_location=[[Buckley Mall]]|S_color=Mall| | ||
SE_location=[[St. Dionysius's Church]]|SE_color=Church}} | SE_location=[[St. Dionysius's Church (Wyke Hills)|St. Dionysius's Church]]|SE_color=Church}} | ||
A hospital just north of [[Buckley Mall]]. It is an imposing concrete building with black crosses painted across its doors. | ====Description==== | ||
A hospital just north of [[Buckley Mall]]. It is an imposing concrete building with black crosses painted across its doors. | |||
====History==== | |||
In the early days of the outbreak, the hospital was an infection hotspot. It was quarantined, but too late. | |||
According to some old graffiti, this hospital was named for Julie Newman. | According to some old graffiti, this hospital was named for Julie Newman. | ||
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====Barricade Policy==== | ====Barricade Policy==== | ||
This is considered to be an [[entry point]] and is usually kept barricaded to VS+2. It | This is considered to be an [[entry point]] and is usually kept barricaded to VS+2. It is, however, infamous for being barricaded to EHB, which has caused many needless deaths. | ||
Revision as of 06:20, 12 March 2010
Julie General Hospital It's typical for buildings in Wyke Hills to be safe. Many even have lights on. |
Julie General Hospital
Wyke Hills [50, 97]
Basic Info:
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Description
A hospital just north of Buckley Mall. It is an imposing concrete building with black crosses painted across its doors.
History
In the early days of the outbreak, the hospital was an infection hotspot. It was quarantined, but too late.
According to some old graffiti, this hospital was named for Julie Newman.
The graffiti went like this: "Somebody has spraypainted Julie Newman has nice tits onto a wall."
Barricade Policy
This is considered to be an entry point and is usually kept barricaded to VS+2. It is, however, infamous for being barricaded to EHB, which has caused many needless deaths.