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[[ | '''Bruce Boulevard Railway Station''' is located in northern [[Earletown]]. The northeastern terminus of the [[Malton Rail/Green Line|Green Line]] which stretches southwest as far as [[New Arkham]]. It also serves as a junction with rail lines leading out of the city of Malton to the north. | ||
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
==Barricading== | ==Barricading== | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
[[Image:Malton rail.jpg|thumb|right|300px|This empty railroad station was once a part of the city's now extinct [[Malton Rail]] system.]] | |||
Bruce Boulevard is a railway station that once had a railway track leading out of the city. Bruce was so named for the street it was built on, Bruce Boulevard, which was in turn named for Bruce B. Broos, a councilman that favored Earletown back in the 1920's. When the outbreak started, the railway station was flooded with evacuees, and the railway line promptly destroyed by the laying of a [[Border]]. The station is also reportedly home to a ghost named "Scary Shanaynay", a woman who was killed by a train when she, drunkenly, laid down on the tracks. The ghost has not been seen since the outbreak. | Bruce Boulevard is a railway station that once had a railway track leading out of the city. Bruce was so named for the street it was built on, Bruce Boulevard, which was in turn named for Bruce B. Broos, a councilman that favored Earletown back in the 1920's. When the outbreak started, the railway station was flooded with evacuees, and the railway line promptly destroyed by the laying of a [[Border]]. The station is also reportedly home to a ghost named "Scary Shanaynay", a woman who was killed by a train when she, drunkenly, laid down on the tracks. The ghost has not been seen since the outbreak. | ||
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Bruce Boulevard Railway Station HB, dark. AndyMatthews (talk) 22:27, 30 September 2024 (UTC)
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| Bruce Boulevard Railway Station
Earletown [73,0]
Basic Info:
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Bruce Boulevard Railway Station is located in northern Earletown. The northeastern terminus of the Green Line which stretches southwest as far as New Arkham. It also serves as a junction with rail lines leading out of the city of Malton to the north.
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| Ashfield-Pritchard | Tope | Statham | Cradock | Brain | Cockburn | Loader | Duport | Guppey-Brooks Y | Hind | Voules P | Milton | Locket-Piegsa O | Gorham N | Mattravers | Hubbard | Cribb | Alkin-Priestley RB | Scarpendale | Woolsett | Thurlow | Springford | Adolphy F | Hardinge | Sambone | Royal Y | Stammers | Bruce | |||||
Description
Barricading
Please keep this building at EHB.
History
This empty railroad station was once a part of the city's now extinct Malton Rail system.
Bruce Boulevard is a railway station that once had a railway track leading out of the city. Bruce was so named for the street it was built on, Bruce Boulevard, which was in turn named for Bruce B. Broos, a councilman that favored Earletown back in the 1920's. When the outbreak started, the railway station was flooded with evacuees, and the railway line promptly destroyed by the laying of a Border. The station is also reportedly home to a ghost named "Scary Shanaynay", a woman who was killed by a train when she, drunkenly, laid down on the tracks. The ghost has not been seen since the outbreak.
Current status
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