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==History== | ===History=== | ||
Club Swabey, once a semi-popular rave spot for the youth of [[Heytown]], was built up by some enterprising entrepreneur in a building which used to be a gutted warehouse. Its rise to success never really happened, though it was in business for some twenty years. Its close proximity to [[the Godson Arms]] gave both establishments a number of customers, but the surrounding libraries and condos were less than enthusiastic about its presence. | Club Swabey, once a semi-popular rave spot for the youth of [[Heytown]], was built up by some enterprising entrepreneur in a building which used to be a gutted warehouse. Its rise to success never really happened, though it was in business for some twenty years. Its close proximity to [[the Godson Arms]] gave both establishments a number of customers, but the surrounding libraries and condos were less than enthusiastic about its presence. | ||
Due to [[Heytown]]'s blue-collar population, it never became an exclusive club, nor did it ever became a 'classy joint'. Its interior featured much of the original warehouse, and its decor was rather sparse. Several raids were made upon the club by the police force - due to high levels of drug abuse and sales of illegal substances during raves. Each raid made the club a little less popular. It passed through a series of owners since its beginnings, but remained largely unsuccessful. | Due to [[Heytown]]'s blue-collar population, it never became an exclusive club, nor did it ever became a 'classy joint'. Its interior featured much of the original warehouse, and its decor was rather sparse. Several raids were made upon the club by the police force - due to high levels of drug abuse and sales of illegal substances during raves. Each raid made the club a little less popular. It passed through a series of owners since its beginnings, but remained largely unsuccessful. | ||
===Description=== | |||
Club Swabey was left rather empty during the first stages of the zombie outbreak, and has become an entry point for the [[Craske Triangle]]. Its location near [[Mester Square]] and [[the Usher Building]] has made it remain the designated entry point for survivors. | Club Swabey was left rather empty during the first stages of the zombie outbreak, and has become an entry point for the [[Craske Triangle]]. Its location near [[Mester Square]] and [[the Usher Building]] has made it remain the designated entry point for survivors. | ||
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[[Category:Clubs|Swabey (Heytown),Club]] | [[Category:Clubs|Swabey (Heytown),Club]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:24, 8 October 2024
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History
Club Swabey, once a semi-popular rave spot for the youth of Heytown, was built up by some enterprising entrepreneur in a building which used to be a gutted warehouse. Its rise to success never really happened, though it was in business for some twenty years. Its close proximity to the Godson Arms gave both establishments a number of customers, but the surrounding libraries and condos were less than enthusiastic about its presence.
Due to Heytown's blue-collar population, it never became an exclusive club, nor did it ever became a 'classy joint'. Its interior featured much of the original warehouse, and its decor was rather sparse. Several raids were made upon the club by the police force - due to high levels of drug abuse and sales of illegal substances during raves. Each raid made the club a little less popular. It passed through a series of owners since its beginnings, but remained largely unsuccessful.
Description
Club Swabey was left rather empty during the first stages of the zombie outbreak, and has become an entry point for the Craske Triangle. Its location near Mester Square and the Usher Building has made it remain the designated entry point for survivors.
