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===Description===
===Description===
One of several buildings all built by the same construction company. They used the same blueprints on office buildings throughout Malton. A thirty five story blue and black glass high rise in the heart of Dakerstown.
One of several buildings all built by the same construction company. They used the same blueprints on office buildings throughout Malton. A thirty five story blue and black glass high rise in the heart of Dakerstown.
The building is home to the Ministry of Communication, the Maltel phone tower for the suburb. The maintenance of the installation is communal, and regular patrols are made by several parties.
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===History===
===History===

Revision as of 05:59, 14 October 2010

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The Buttle Building
EHB, lit.
AndyMatthews (talk) 11:31, 12 October 2024 (UTC)
the Buttle Building
(MPM)

Dakerstown [4,5]

the Tobit Arms the Doyne Hotel a junkyard
St. Bartholomew's Hospital the Buttle Building
(MPM)
Montacute Place
a factory Owsley Alley Petvin Place

Basic Info:

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Maltel

Current Status

Destroyed, Ransacked, zombies are inside. User:David Schofield 6:17 pm, 28 Febuary 2009

Description

One of several buildings all built by the same construction company. They used the same blueprints on office buildings throughout Malton. A thirty five story blue and black glass high rise in the heart of Dakerstown.

The building is home to the Ministry of Communication, the Maltel phone tower for the suburb. The maintenance of the installation is communal, and regular patrols are made by several parties.

Gibby.jpg Owned by The Butthole Surfers
This building is officially claimed by The Butthole Surfers in all their golden-brown glory.
Official Butthole Building

History

The Buttle Building is one of the many buildings Dakerstown was know for before the quarantine. One of the eight high rise office buildings that covered Dakerstown and provided the suburb with it's main product, office space. It was given note when the only mobile phone mast for the suburb was placed on it's roof. When it was still occupied it headquartered the administration for St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Some of there offices can still be found on the top floors.

Barricade Policy

Maltel tower Keep at EHB

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