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This [[Building Types#Library|library]] is located in the southern part of [[Lamport Hills]]. It has been designated a VSB+2 entry point in the Lamport Hills barricade plan. [[Tagging]] it earns no XP. | This [[Building Types#Library|library]] is located in the southern part of [[Lamport Hills]]. It has been designated a VSB+2 entry point in the Lamport Hills barricade plan. [[Tagging]] it earns no XP. | ||
==Description== | |||
==History== | |||
Opened in 1992, Gully Library was funded primarily by the Malton Literary Society, along with municipal funds, as part of a larger effort to bring culture to Lamport Hills. | |||
Gully Library at first boasted only a humble collection and was kept afloat by a steady flow of generous donations from the Southall family. In 1995, a the library was able to a double the size of its collection after it won a raffle sponsored by the Royal Society of Malton. | |||
It was best known for its community outreach efforts, particularly a children's reading area, where the children of the poorer residents of Lamport Hills were tutored free of charge. | |||
Since the outbreak, the library acts as a zombie outreach center, allowing the recently revived to enter the free-running network. | |||
==Barricade Policy== | |||
The doors of Gully Library should always be open for easy egress for all citizens. | |||
==Current Status== | |||
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Lamport Hills [55,8]
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This library is located in the southern part of Lamport Hills. It has been designated a VSB+2 entry point in the Lamport Hills barricade plan. Tagging it earns no XP.
Description
History
Opened in 1992, Gully Library was funded primarily by the Malton Literary Society, along with municipal funds, as part of a larger effort to bring culture to Lamport Hills. Gully Library at first boasted only a humble collection and was kept afloat by a steady flow of generous donations from the Southall family. In 1995, a the library was able to a double the size of its collection after it won a raffle sponsored by the Royal Society of Malton.
It was best known for its community outreach efforts, particularly a children's reading area, where the children of the poorer residents of Lamport Hills were tutored free of charge.
Since the outbreak, the library acts as a zombie outreach center, allowing the recently revived to enter the free-running network.
Barricade Policy
The doors of Gully Library should always be open for easy egress for all citizens.
Current Status
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