Barbara General Hospital

(23,38) (bic) (statuses) (update) Barbara General Hospital Ferals overran this island of humanity. Multiple survivors, including DHPD officers, were killed. --VVV RPMBG 03:28, 12 April 2024 (UTC)

Barbara General Hospital East Becktown [23,38] the Rideout Museum Gresley Cinema the Powe Arms the Hutchinson Building Barbara General Hospital Billett Row School Edward General Hospital Club Normandare Loney Row Police Department Basic Info: Excellent place to find first aid kits. Zombies frequently check inside. Portable Generators have a use other than powering the lights and increasing search probability in hospitals. Players with the Surgery Skill can heal for 15 HP if the Hospital has a fueled up Generator. Hospitals are listed as Tactical Resource Points. Hospitals can be barricaded normally. Among the internal descriptions found in Hospitals: "...its wards and corridors blackened with the soot of a recent fire" "...its empty wards criss-crossed with snapped quarantine tape." "...one of the city's psychiatric hospitals." "...dark corridors leading through abandoned wards." "...its emergency room in disarray." "...its lobby covered with quarantine posters." "...a children's hospital with bright murals across the walls. " "The main lobby is riddled with bullet holes." "It was one of the last to be evacuated, and seems to have been cleared out in a hurry." "...a derelict hospital that was closed down years ago."

Description

An entry point into the southeast quadrant of the guarded suburb of East Becktown (Coordinates 23,38), this Hospital is heavily used and frequented both by members of PLEB and the LXM. Interesting locations in the surroundings include the Loney Row Police Department and Jensen Boulevard Police Department in Lukinswood and two NecroTech installations the Daubeney Building and the Attwell Building and a revive point in Davies Avenue This is one of the six hospitals in this suburb. The other hospitals are:

• Edward General Hospital [22, 39]
• St Eleutherius's Hospital [24, 34]
• St Ethelbert's Hospital [27, 33]
• St Elisabeth's Hospital [27, 36]
• James General Hospital [28, 31]

History

Far too noisy. Just look at all that noise.

Barbara General Hospital's earliest incarnation dates back to the Industrial Revolution, when it was erected by noted coprolalaia sufferer Winston Barbara as a private convalescent home for his long-suffering and unfortunately-named wife Barbara, whose frail mental state did not stand up well to her husband's condition. Though she, and several other Victorian socialites of similar nervous disposition, were treated by a small, sullen, and eerily mute caste of Eastern mystics, the paper-thin walls of the hospital still rang out daily and nightly with wails of "Please be quiet!" - evidently, the women's long lives of enduring aural unpleasantries had left too indelible a mark. Untouched by artillery, mischief or the blitz throughout both World Wars, the staff at the ever-growing facility sill had to endure long periods of air-raid sirens, the explosions of shells and the collapsing of nearby buildings, all whilst just trying to get a bit of peace and quiet. And when Churchill was buried, by God, the noise from all those radios! Some people just have no decency. Even that nurse who went insane and killed seventeen newborn babies did it quietly. For shame. During the early stages of the outbreak, Barbara's chief of staff decided to seal up the hospital's doors and windows after forcibly "evacuating" the remaining patients, believing that at long last his peace had arrived. However, it was only shortly afterwards that people, all these noisy God damn people, started arriving, with the clankety generators and bang-bang-bang guns and all the incessant talking. There's just no quiet around here any more.

Barricading policy

Since East Becktown is currently a moderately dangerous area, Barbara General Hospital, as a TRP, is to be kept Extremely Heavily Barricaded.
There are nearby entry points to provide access to the resources in this building.

If you're looking for nearby Revive Points, take a look at the marked locations on the map.

Note: This advice is according to the EBD Dynamic Barricade plan, and may vary from the UBP or locally developed plans.

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