Pashenton

Suburb of Pashenton

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Latest EMR: z: 0~i: **- p: BAug 19 Update EMR Phone Mast: (74,13) The Carew Museum Update Mast

Known groups in this suburb: edit group listing — Survivor Groups — Autobots Zombra's Pub — Zombie Groups — Only feral zombies... — Hostile Groups — Only freelance killers... – Other Groups – Cult of the fallen god Key buildings in Pashenton: Malls: none NecroTech Buildings: 2 (76,12) (72,16) Police Departments: 4 Hospitals: 1 Fire Stations: 2 Bulletin Boards: 8 Others: Schools 3, Churches 5, Auto Repair 4, Railway Stations 3, Non-NT Buildings 7, Libraries 1, M/Hotels 3, Clubs 2, Factories 3, Warehouses 6, Arms 5, Cinemas 6, Banks 6, Monuments 2

Suburb Number: 18

Pashenton is a suburb of Malton, located in the northeast section of the city. The suburb contains several locations of interest including many cinemas, the Travka Vodka Distillery (76,19), the Quinton Monument (74,15), Goverd Park (78,17), the The Carew Museum (74,13) and the infamous Club Riste (71,19). Pashenton is used by many nearby survivors as a source of NecroTech equipment, especially survivors from nearby Rolt Heights, where there are no NecroTech buildings. Zombie density here tends to be somewhat low.

Resource Buildings

NecroTech Facilities ▋ The Lance Building (76,12) ▋ The Woolven Building (72,16) Hospitals ▋ St. Seraphim's Hospital (79,15) Police Departments ▋ Bagehot Way Police Department (73,18) ▋ Breeden Way Police Department (70,17) ▋ Dungey Alley Police Department (72,12) ▋ Rawkins Row Police Department (79,17) Factories ▋ A factory (72,15) ▋ A factory (73,17) ▋ A factory (76,19) Auto Repair Shops ▋ Blaxall Auto Repair (73,16) ▋ Pillinger Auto Repair (78,15) Malls None Bulletin Boards Evelyn Square (72,13) Fleay Road (76,10) Freke Square (70,18) Homer Street (77,12) Lacey Walk (76,11) Pask Way (77,10) Rodham Grove (75,12) Tratham Place (71,12) Revive Points A cemetery (70,11) Homer Street (77,12) Stringer Street (73,15)

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

Pashenton Information Resources

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

View zombie activity and locations in Pashenton from External Military Reports and NecroWatch.

Pashenton - Malton's Movie Mecca!

Pashenton began as a relatively small settlement on the outskirts of Malton proper, notable for small vegetable farms and quaint atmosphere. With only one road into central Malton at the time, the suburb managed to stay relatively undeveloped until well into the 19th century, and was renowned for farmer's markets and parks. This would change, however, with the advent of the industrial revolution.

In the late 19th century Malton Rail introduced special workman's trains and fares on its newly opened branch lines. Pashenton's low-lying fields and market gardens were then rapidly transformed into cheap housing for the lower-middle and working classes, who were able to commute cheaply to inner Malton. This fare policy stimulated the relatively early development of the area into an important Malton suburb, and the pastoral atmosphere slowly began to fade away as more and more land was filled by residential developments and commercial buildings.

The affordability of housing and the abundance of trees began to draw middle class workers from the nearby industrial neighborhoods such as Rolt Heights, and the lower classes who had given Pashenton its first influx of population began to move out when their commute became too long for their liking. The suburb gradually took on a middle class character, and an abundance of nickelodeon movie theaters, hotels, and other entertainment and tourist buildings began to be built in the suburb.

Today Pashenton is famous for the Summer Film Festival, where citizens from around the country flock to our many cinemas and movie theaters and enjoy film awards and a variety of domestic and foreign cinema. Weekend tour packages can be purchased for a reasonable price at the Pashenton Chamber of Commerce at Obern Plaza. Come and see our Pashenton pride!

The above was taken from a pre-incident pamphlet published by the Pashenton Chamber of Commerce.

Recent News

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

July

July 29^th

The Red Triangle Circus Gang, numbering more than 15, has torn down the Lance Building's barricades. Three blocks to the Southeast, St. Seraphim's Hospital has been breached by about 20 zombies of unknown affiliation. Both buildings seem lost at this point. -- Kittithaj 02:55, 29 July 2010 (BST)

July 16^th

Nothing of note to report in the South-West region. St Seraphim's is under light attack, three zombies inside and four survivors who could use some help. If the Zeds know what's good for them they'll clear out in the next 24hrs before me and my axe come back... Lt Wood 03:06, 16 July 2010 (BST)

Hah, what do you know. St Seraphim's is secured, but the generator is down and the church next door is ruined with five Zeds hiding inside. Wait, make that four >:D Lt Wood 23:26, 16 July 2010 (BST)

July 6^th

25.96 MHz: "... flying over Pashenton, it's looking empty ... power's on across most of the area ... infrastructure looks intact too ... lights are on in the Woolven Building ..." -- Kittithaj 02:39, 7 July 2010 (BST)

June

June 30^th

• crackle*KSSSSSSSSHT- Okay, been a long time since I've reported in. Uh, spent the last few months curled up in an old van inside Blaxall Auto Repair. Needed some R&R. Well, to be honest, I got sick of the constant fighting. The Zeds bust their way in, and I'm one of the bastards stupid enough to make a stand. You pour God knows how many bullets into those things, and sometimes they get driven back, other times you get your skull cracked. Sometimes you gotta get up close and personal 'cuz ammo is thin on the ground. I remember standing amidst the rubble of that goddamned Necrotech facility in the Woolven Building, head to toe in blood, fire axe caked with chunks of Zed. We'd been fighting for something like three days straight, and the fuckers had finally won, tore the place to the ground. And I couldn't help but think, why do we think we're any better than they are? They kill us, we kill them. So I'd had enough. Let some bright-eyed dumbass young fools take over, calling themselves the Autobots. It's all the same around here. They'll lose interest soon enough and go their own ways, form other groups and act like they're here to save the city. Haven't seen one man wearing that goofy robot head on his sleeve, so who knows. Nonetheless, things have quietened down in the surrounding blocks. Sun goes down and you get maybe ten of 'em slapping their palms against the barricades. Sometimes they get in, bite anyone they can, smash anything that is lit up and humming. You'll walk past a dark building and hear the rotters inside, chuckling to their idiot selves 'coz they managed to break a generator. The stupid things are barely being held together by zip ties and tape, doesn't take much to smash 'em. So we've got some packs of roaming vandals, no big deal. We're managing to get by day to day. --Lt Wood 16:41, 29 June 2010 (BST)

June 14^th

NecroWatch reported in from the Lance and Woolven Buildings today. Recent NecroNet scans had revealed that there were 54 zombies within scanning range of the facilities, after accounting for scan overlaps. Of note, there were 11 zombies at Dungey Alley Police Department, 6 zombies were standing at the Stringer Street revive point, while 4 zombies were at the Dickin Building. Meanwhile, over in Rolt Heights there were 4 zombies at St. Romuald's Church and another 3 zombies standing at the Franks Avenue revive point in Earletown. The remaining detected zombies, which were alone or in pairs, were scattered across the area. --Mobius

June 5^th

25.96 MHz: "... reporting from Pashenton, I've got maybe a dozen active ... mostly just small groups ... a lot of buildings with lights on ... some minor structural damage ... the Lance Building is being held ... the Woolven Building is out of action ..." -- Kittithaj 19:57, 5 June 2010 (BST)

Things to do while in Pashenton

• Watch a play! - The The Mist Library is famous for putting on the very first Drama Club performance of Army of Darkness. It's a great place to watch some stage entertainment, and the selection of children's books and technical manuals is one of the best in Malton. You'll definitely find something to do at the library, but don't forget to bring your library card!

• See a tapestry! - The Carew Museum is one of Malton's finest Tapestry Museums, with exhibits of Egyptian, East Asian, and Peruvian tapestries on display. The carefully maintained museum boasts almost 750 pieces of ancient and contemporary tapestry, a "Hall of Quilts", and the Sevigny Mural, painted by inmates of the Malton Asylum. What more could you ask for?

• Tour a crypt! - Sure, you spend every day fighting off hordes of the undead. But back in the day, crypts were cool, and only St. Luke's has one you can tour!

Barricade Policy

The initial barricade plan of Pashenton can be found here, and is current as of January 2010. Please implement it and, if you have Aps and spray cans, tag buildings with barricade levels inside and directions to nearest entry point outside.

Suburb Map

The Malton Suburb of Pashenton

NW N NE W the Peete Museum Westley Row wasteland a warehouse the Vickery Arms Crudge Walk Fleay Road Pask Way Preddy Grove the Lentill Museum a cemetery RP the Spurrier Arms the Roynon Building a warehouse Whitlock Boulevard School Mays Way Lacey Walk the Griffen Building Attrill Boulevard School a carpark Newbould Place Tratham Place Dungey Alley Police Department wasteland Sambone Walk Railway Station Rodham Grove the Lance Building NT Homer Street RP the Lyman Motel Maiden Towers McDonnell Cinema a warehouse Evelyn Square Denbee Bank the Carew Museum MPM Curtice Avenue Perrot Cinema a warehouse Cocker Boulevard Fire Station the Jacobi Hotel the Stewkely Arms Dyer Avenue Mellish Way Pincombe Grove Helland Cinema St. Mark's Church St. Luke's Church Mist Library the Dickin Building the Stanley Monument Sharkey Bank Hardinge Row Railway Station a factory Stringer Street RP the Quinton Monument Bidgway Walk wasteland Marsh Alley Pillinger Auto Repair St. Seraphim's Hospital Farrer Grove the Trigg Arms the Woolven Building NT Blaxall Auto Repair Obern Plaza the Peerless Arms Blatcher Lane School MacKenzie Place the Mines Building Grove Boulevard Breeden Way Police Department Coopey Bank Montagu Cinema a factory wasteland wasteland Holwell Avenue Sykes Boulevard Goverd Park Rawkins Row Police Department Freke Square Balmain Cinema a warehouse Bagehot Way Police Department St. Michael's Church Fynn Drive Ambrose Avenue Birfutt Square the Egleton Building Uttermare Grove wasteland Club Riste Mold Walk Atthill Street Gambling Place the Putt Building a factory a warehouse Walwyn Bank Merryweather Cinema E SW S SE