Old Arkham

Suburb of Old Arkham

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Latest EMR: z: 10-i: **- p: CAug 07 Update EMR Phone Mast: (16,95) The Flambert Motel Update Mast

Known groups in this suburb: edit group listing — Survivor Groups — NecroTech Countermeasure Squad The Bottlecaps Reformed Old Arkham Republic Arkham Medical Society — Zombie Groups — The Dead — Hostile Groups — Only freelance killers... Key buildings in Old Arkham: Malls: none NecroTech Buildings: 1 (19,97) Police Departments: 2 Hospitals: 3 Fire Stations: 4 Bulletin Boards: unknown Others: Schools 4, Churches 4, Auto Repair 2, Railway Stations 4, Miskatonic University

Suburb Number: 92

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Old Arkham is a suburb of Malton, located in the southwest of the city. Originally simply called Arkham, it served as a trading outpost during the 1800's and was a separate entity until Malton expanded and eventually engulfed Arkham. By the 1970s Malton expanded past Arkham's original borders - the area west was dubbed New Arkham, while the site of the original settlement became known as Old Arkham. Things were relatively quiet in Old Arkham up to the Outbreak. Zombies normally don't take much interest in Old Arkham because there simply aren't large amounts of survivors living here.

	Short-wave Radio Info
	The Old Arkham suburb has the following active radio stations. Freq: 26.04: South-West Malton

Resource Locations

NecroTech Facilities ▋ The Button Building (19,97) Hospitals ▋ Emma General Hospital (15,93) ▋ St. Humphrey's Hospital (11,91) ▋ St. Luke's Hospital (12,96) Police Departments ▋ Large Row Police Department (17,95) ▋ McKay Lane Police Department (11,96) Factories ▋ A factory (13,90) ▋ A factory (14,94) ▋ A factory (15,90) Auto Repair Shops ▋ Horditch Auto Repair (11,92) ▋ Vines Auto Repair (16,91) Malls None Bulletin Boards Cobley Walk (13,91) Edgell Road (15,94) Elder Alley (10,95) Haley Street (12,95) Kingman Alley (13,97) Seaman Boulevard (13,98) Revive Points A cemetery (13,94) A cemetery (15,97)

Building Status Key ▋ Safe ▋ Rebuilding ▋ Under Attack ▋ Under Siege ▋ Ruined ▋ In Zombie Hands ▋ Pinata ▋ Unknown

Old Arkham Information Resources

The Old Arkham Building Information Center contains status reports and updates on key buildings in the suburb.

View zombie activity and locations in Old Arkham from External Military Reports, Scentoral scan data charts and NecroWatch.

Recent News

Please: recent news at the top (signed & NPOV). Old news can be archived.

2021

Starting in December of 2020, the Old Arkham Reclamation Effort set out to restore Old Arkham. The OARE is comprised of different survivor groups aligned for this purpose, including The Bottlecaps, the Soldiers of Crossman and Operation Swalton, along with various freelance survivors looking for a challenge. When the OARE arrived the majority of buildings in Old Arkham were longtime ruins with triple-digit repair costs. At the time of writing, 90% of the buildings have been restored to recently ruined or ruined for some time, and the suburb's danger level has been updated to very dangerous. Updates on the OARE's progress can be heard on 26.04 Mhz Radio Southwest Malton. All survivors are welcome to participate, and The Bottlecaps are actively recruiting for people to settle in the area (visit my talk page to get in contact). --AspiR (talk) 10:25, 31 January 2021 (UTC)

2020

19/11/2020 All buildings are ruined with very high repair costs. Around 40 zombies in the suburb, almost all of them hidden inside buildings on the eastern side of the suburb, 1 zombie per building. A week ago, I was killed when hiding in a dark building here by two zombies, both attacking simultaneously. Together with the eerily systematic building occupation, this suggests zombies here are perfectly coordinated. It is very dangerous for lone survivors to sleep in this suburb. --Jelito2008 (talk) 11:06, 19 November 2020 (UTC)

Survivor specific information

Survivor Groups

ROAR, the Reformed Old Arkham Republic has returned as a confirmed survivor group that is active. It coalesces with some of the smaller groups within Old Arkham under the umbrella of the SW Malton Crusaders. The historical ROAR board can be found at [1] The SW Malton Crusaders' board can be found at [2].

Revive Points

As of 22 August 2007, the Reformed Old Arkham Republic ROAR has adopted the use of indoor Revive Points. St Alda's Church (16, 96) and St. Neot's Church (13, 92) have been designated as Indoor Revive Points.

These buildings are to be left un-barricaded and are no-kill zones. Survivors and zombies alike are encouraged to assist in keeping these buildings barricade-free. Residents are also asked not to dump any bodies found inside these revive points, as these are likely to be revivified survivors. If you are seeking a revive and find yourself unable to enter a revive point, you may wait outside.

To request a NecroTech Technician's services, please make a request on the [3]. Please know that ROAR members will be revived before non-members.

Four Corners

The Northeast corner of Old Arkham is included in the Four Corners.

Zombie specific information

Zombie Groups

Note: inactive groups moved to Old Arkham - Inactive Groups. The information below can be POV.

There are no confirmed zombie groups still operating in Old Arkham.

Barricade plan

For more information, see Old Arkham Barricade Plan.

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90	Church Bank	wasteland	Loweth Alley	a factory	Gait Bank	a factory	Chafy Towers	Shew Library	Club Bousfield	Gyles Bank	90
91	Cockburn Plaza Railway Station	St. Humphrey's Hospital	the Baldwin Hotel	Cobley Walk	Bagnall Way	Glanfield Street	Vines Auto Repair	Merryweather Row	Draper Lane School	Blanchflower Cinema	91
92	a warehouse	Horditch Auto Repair	Miller Library	St. Neot's Church RP	a cemetery RP	Hillyer Park	Rawkins Plaza	Author Avenue	a junkyard	Aris Road	92
93	Smithfield Alley	Kelley Library	the Durston Building	Leman Boulevard	Newmarch Square Fire Station	Emma General Hospital	Tredaway Way	Langridge Drive	Crew Walk	Clavey Walk	93
94	Rayfield Bank	Cary Towers	St. Daniel's Church	a cemetery RP	a factory	Edgell Road	Margery Avenue	Damon Row School	Wilton Drive	Kelreher Square	94
95	Elder Alley	a carpark	Haley Street	a warehouse	Club Hunn	Brain Boulevard Railway Station	the Flambert Motel MPM	Large Row Police Department	Bendells Row Fire Station	a junkyard	95
96	Pridmore Way School	McKay Lane Police Department	St. Luke's Hospital	Pridmore Way School	Basket Avenue	Messiter Alley	St. Alda's Church RP	Nettleton Towers	Question Place	Bulmer Cinema	96
97	Malpas Grove	Tatler Lane	the Hardy Building	Kingman Alley	St. Daniel's Church	a cemetery RP	Cradock Grove Railway Station	Pillinger Boulevard	Gwinnall Walk	the Button Building	97
98	Bicknel Way	Edbrook Walk Fire Station	Statham Walk Railway Station	Seaman Boulevard	the Edbrook Building	the Woodforde Building	Gomer Boulevard	Howes Row	Androwes Towers	Dickin Park RP	98
99	the Leggatt Building	wasteland	Perryman Park	Bray Square	the Paffard Building	Edgcumbe Drive Fire Station	Woodbridge Plaza	Club Yeeles	the Hawley Motel	Theobald Library	99
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LEGEND
Extremely Heavily Barricaded Very Strongly Barricaded No Barricades
Auto Repair Shops Hospitals Other (non-TRP) Factories and Power Stations NecroTech Buildings Unbarricadable Forts and Malls Police Departments
MPM: Mobile Phone Masts RP: Revive Points

Suburb Map

"You are lost in a maze of twisty passages, all alike...."

-- "Sorry, which St Daniel's Church was that, again?"
-- "But I am at Pridmore Way School!!"
-- "Did you say to meet at the Edbrook Walk Fire Station or the Edbrook Building? Oooh, the Edgcumbe Drive Fire Station, got it!"

Sound familiar?

Finding your way in Old Arkham can be difficult sometimes. Some have speculated that time and space itself distort in Old Arkham. Most historians, however, note the suburb's long history of settlement and occupation as the reason for its sometimes disorientating urban physiognomy. Over the centuries, literally layers upon layers of architecture have been built here. Meanwhile, events such as floods, or the freakish Great Fire of 1912, destroyed large parts of Old Arkham. Many of these areas were later rebuilt. Old Arkham is a suburb whose ancient, dense, often contradictory and enigma-riddled history is reflected in its streets and its buildings.

To assist visitors and residents alike, The Old Arkham Chamber of Commerce issued the following map which is reproduced below for your convenience.

The Malton Suburb of Old Arkham

NW N NE W Church Bank wasteland Loweth Alley a factory Gait Bank a factory Chafy Towers Shew Library Club Bousfield Gyles Bank Cockburn Plaza Railway Station St. Humphrey's Hospital the Baldwin Hotel Cobley Walk Bagnall Way Glanfield Street Vines Auto Repair Merryweather Row Draper Lane School Blanchflower Cinema a warehouse Horditch Auto Repair Miller Library St. Neot's Church RP a cemetery RP Hillyer Park Rawkins Plaza Author Avenue a junkyard Aris Road Smithfield Alley Kelley Library the Durston Building Leman Boulevard Newmarch Square Fire Station Emma General Hospital Tredaway Way Langridge Drive Crew Walk Clavey Walk Rayfield Bank Cary Towers St. Daniel's Church a cemetery RP a factory Edgell Road Margery Avenue Damon Row School Wilton Drive Kelreher Square Elder Alley a carpark Haley Street a warehouse Club Hunn Brain Boulevard Railway Station the Flambert Motel MPM Large Row Police Department Bendells Row Fire Station a junkyard Pridmore Way School McKay Lane Police Department St. Luke's Hospital Pridmore Way School Basket Avenue Messiter Alley St. Alda's Church RP Nettleton Towers Question Place Bulmer Cinema Malpas Grove Tatler Lane the Hardy Building Kingman Alley St. Daniel's Church a cemetery RP Cradock Grove Railway Station Pillinger Boulevard Gwinnall Walk the Button Building Bicknel Way Edbrook Walk Fire Station Statham Walk Railway Station Seaman Boulevard the Edbrook Building the Woodforde Building Gomer Boulevard Howes Row Androwes Towers Dickin Park RP the Leggatt Building wasteland Perryman Park Bray Square the Paffard Building Edgcumbe Drive Fire Station Woodbridge Plaza Club Yeeles the Hawley Motel Theobald Library E SW S SE