Galbraith Hills History
Galbraith Hills, located in the SW part of Central Malton, shares a great deal of history with it's surrounding suburbs. It too shares ghostly tales of the undead.
Founding
Galbraith Hills was once thought to be home to Celtic Churches. However in 1975 further excavation shows that Celtic artifacts were stolen from other places and buried in the hills. Archeologists now believe that Galbraith Hills was found shortly after the Roman departure of Britania by an unknown tribe. Fossil records show gruesome abominations of humans like none other before.
Naming
The hills in Galbraith Hills are long gone, since the flattening of them during the Industrial Revolution, but have left an impression like no other. People used to believe that if they buried the dead in the hills that they'd come back to life. This pagan ritual lasted until the 17th century when the Church cracked down on it. The Church threatened to hang anyone caught doing the act that made the hills smell of "Gaul's Breath". Since then people have been calling the area Gaul's Breath Hills where it eventually became Galbraith Hills.
Imperialism
Galbraith Hills played an active part in imperialism around the globe. Sir Walter Croft, from Galbraith Hills, was the first man to colonize British Africa ten minutes before being eaten by a lion. Sadly because of his pathetic attempt at colonizing he was not given any credit. His son Walter Croft II attempted to colonize the Congo but became ill from disease and was then eaten by a lion. Walter Croft II's son Charles Croft was on a naval voyage to the tip of South Africa when he was eaten by a lion. Walter Croft II's other son, William Croft, was also eaten by a lion in India. Historians are still amazed as to how the Croft family was wiped out by lions.
Richard Beckley, a soldier of the British Army stationed in Africa during the Anglo-Zulu War, became famous for his amazing tale in battle. Richard Beckley supposedly stood up in the middle of battle and was struck. His body did not stay dead though. Nearly 24 hours after his death he stood up again. When he awoke from death he was heard screaming, "We must not let them come! The creatures of the hills!" He then died for good and was buried. At that exact same moment, in England, the Galbraith Hills were being destroyed.
Adney Towers
The Adney Towers were built in the 1930's by Nikolai Panfilov, a Communist. The police from Burdekin Alley Police Department surrounded the towers believing they were a front for funneling money back to Russia. Nikolai Panfilov refused to surrender so the police rushed the towers. The battle of the towers was later described as "A Blood Bath of Police Brutality Among Conspiracy." The police report says that Panfilov wasn't a Communist but a cultist who was digging up the skeletons of the beasts that founded the suburb. To cover up the whole thing the Police Chief of Burdekin Alley was sentenced to life for the death of innocents. The Chief was shot to death by alleged cultists on his way to jail.
To be cont...
