Vinetown

Suburb of Vinetown

Edgecombe Pegton Dentonside Crowbank Vinetown Houldenbank Gulsonside Osmondville Penny Heights

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Vinetown's location in Malton Resource buildings in Vinetown

Latest EMR: z: 10-i: *** p: BAug 06 Update EMR Phone Mast: (83,64) Bubcar Towers Update Mast

Known groups in this suburb: edit group listing — Survivor Groups — Only scattered survivors... — Zombie Groups — Babble Rabble — Hostile Groups — Only freelance killers... — Historic Groups — Flat Earth Society The Dead 2.0 MDK M.E.R.C.Y. The Spanish Inquisition Key buildings in Vinetown: Malls: Mitchem Mall NecroTech Buildings: 0 No NT's Police Departments: 4 Hospitals: 1 Fire Stations: 0 Bulletin Boards: unknown Others: St. John's Cathedral, Schools 3, Auto Repair 2, Railway Stations 2,

Suburb Number: 69

Vinetown is a suburb of Malton, located in the southeast of the city.

One of Malton’s lower-middle, working-class neighborhoods, Vinetown had fallen on hard times in the mid-1980s, when layoffs and shutdowns at local factories pushed it into an era of extreme poverty; with crime, joblessness and poverty hitting all-time highs. A slow turnaround had begun by the early ‘90s and, prior to the outbreak, Vinetown was undergoing a massive period of urban renewal.

Vinetown was named for a small but highly-regarded winemaking operation that flourished in the region in the early 20th Century, established under the auspices of a group called the Priory of St. Armand – based at St. John's Cathedral. Colwill Grove Select was prized by wine experts and a solid money-maker for the church’s charitable efforts before production was abandoned during World War II. St. John’s was one of two buildings that dominated the landscape of Vinetown in the days before the outbreak.

To the south, Mitchem Mall, built in the late ‘70s, adapted quickly to the region’s economic downturn – filling its vacated storefronts with space for local vendors. Catering to local artisans (alongside cheap rents) helped create a thriving arts and music community despite the area’s impoverished status. (It’s rumored that singer-songwriter Tom Waits wrote much of the material for his 1980 album “Heart Attack and Vine” while staying at the The Pilyer Hotel, located on Malton’s Vine Street, during a run of shows at Club Izzard and Club Quarman – which then catered to live music audiences.)

Resource Buildings

Fire Stations none	Hospitals Gelasius General Hospital [83, 60]
NecroTech Facilities none	Police Departments Goodford Road Police Department [85, 61] Ling Boulevard Police Department [82, 63] Caunt Street Police Department [82, 67] Hartleys Boulevard Police Department [83, 68]
Malls Mitchem Mall [85, 65],[86, 65],[85, 66],[86, 66]	Bulletin Boards Bickley Street [80,64]
Revive Points The Bhore Monument [83,66] The Dinovan Monument [83,66]

To check the above buildings with one click, use the Vinetown Building Information Center.

Recent News

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

March 2009

March 16^th

Contrary to popular belief, none of the groups listed as dead are in fact dead. Reinstating things to status quo now...--Dedling 13:31, 16 March 2009 (UTC)

March 3^rd

After weeks with no sightings 44th Infantry, Game Show, The Blackhawk Nation and Clean Air Reclamators have been removed from the suburb. --Lois ^{talk 10MFH} 19:44, 3 March 2009 (UTC)

The Blackhawk Nation has been added back to the page as they are, in fact, active.--Lois ^{talk 10MFH} 13:30, 16 March 2009 (UTC)

February 2009

February 14^th

Most resource buildings powered and barricaded. Some particularly tenacious zeds continue gnawing on the lumber, and break-ins are being reported. But, while not at its peak, Vinetown is seeing survivors repopulate the area, hunkering down for what promises to be a lovely St. Valentine's Day. Downgrading to "moderate."--Damon Delacroix 06:17, 14 February 2009 (UTC)

February 9^th

As the RRF horde moves on, Vinetown is very rapidly repopulating with survivors. Multiple safehouses are barricaded, revive points are down to single digits and there are even a scattered few resource buildings powered. As was noted in the Feb. 7 military report, even when the horde was still in Vinetown, several buildings remained powered. All of that, and the number of zeds on the streets, definitely do not qualify for "very dangerous." Conservatively downgrading to "dangerous," as the horde in Pegton still may pose a threat to survivors the northern reaches of the suburb.--Damon Delacroix 04:50, 10 February 2009 (UTC)

February 8^th

Vinetown has been wrecked by the Ridleybank Resistance Front's Excursion IV: Culture Shock tour. Consider it an extremely dangerous place to be. --Papa Moloch 21:59, 8 February 2009 (UTC)

February 7^th

25.96 MHz: "... can see nearly a hundred on the streets of Vinetown ... mostly just small groups ... several buildings with power ... most of the buildings are ruined ... Mitchem Mall is looking wrecked ..."--Ryan Green 00:01, 8 February 2009 (UTC)

February 4^th

As a result of the unexpected popularity of the new spring collections at Mitchem Mall, large queues of shoppers killed in the crush have formed at Bhore Monument. Partially consumed consumers are advised to head to Pegton if they wish to have their bodies (and store card credit) reactivated.--Mallrat 15:23, 4 February 2009 (UTC)

February 2^nd

The vanguard of the RRF's Gore Corps, including Lord Moloch, briefly broke into the Mitchem Mall's SE corner but was ejected after flagrant contravention of the Mall's House Rules against brain consumption in public places. Bloodstains are still in evidence and power is down in this section, but the rest of the Mall is open for business as usual. Shoppers are asked to be alert in case Gore Corps members attempt to vandalise the Mall or damage generators while in a revived state. Zombies are welcome to window-shop but are politely requested to refrain from killing and eating other patrons.--Mallrat 15:16, 2 February 2009 (UTC)

January 2009

January 27^th

Casual shoppers visiting Mitchem Mall from other suburbs should be aware that there has been a marked increase in violent crimes committed by survivors against other survivors. Keep your handbag or rucksack secure, hold on tight to your shotgun, and note that strict anti-flatulence Mall by-laws are being enforced by the Clean Air Reclamators.--Mallrat 14:46, 27 January 2009 (UTC)

Radio Frequencies

The current radio frequencies for each station of interest to the citizens of Vinetown are to be listed here.

• 26.17 MHz - Southeast #3: Pegton, Dentonside, Vinetown, Houldenbank, and Penny Heights
• 26.33 MHz - MDK Radio (Serving Vinetown, Edgecombe, Crowbank, and Pegton)
• 26.34 MHz - Mitchem Mall Radio Station
• 27.32 MHz - Two-Tone Radio ~ Caunt Street Police Dept Radio Station

Barricade Plan

Barricade Plan for Vinetown, any feedback is welcome.

Vinetown Barricade Plan

	80	81	82	83	84	85	86	87	88	89
60				VSB
61						EHB
62
63
64
65						Mall	Mall
66						Mall	Mall
67
68
69

Legend

Unenterable Buildings
	Extremely Heavily Barricaded		Phone Mast
Enterable Buildings
	Auto Shop		Fire Station
	Hospital		NecroTech
	Police Department		School
	Other VSB Buildings		Unbarricaded Buildings
Other Locations
	Street		Monument
	Cemetery		Revivification Point

Suburb Map

The Malton Suburb of Vinetown

NW N NE W Club Threadgould Shyar Cinema Chatwin Library Gelasius General Hospital the Dinovan Monument -RP- the Cork Building a junkyard wasteland Monck Auto Repair Standfield Towers wasteland Goddard Way Club Atthill St. John's Cathedral St. John's Cathedral Goodford Road Police Department wasteland Pearson Road wasteland wasteland the Godfry Museum the Buckett Building Boulter Way St. John's Cathedral St. John's Cathedral the Daniels Museum a warehouse a junkyard Copperthwaite Street wasteland wasteland the Pearson Monument Ling Boulevard Police Department Attrill Bank Lister Alley Baker Walk the Yapp Building Cureton Lane School Pople Place School Colwill Grove Railway Station Bickley Street Stanbury Lane Blabey Drive Bubcar Towers the Pilyer Hotel a junkyard Club Izzard Beall Boulevard Railway Station Kidner Walk Chidgey Avenue a factory Culling Drive Waite Plaza wasteland a warehouse Mitchem Mall Mitchem Mall Ludlam Drive Loveiband Auto Repair Feldstein Place a carpark Dudd Park the Tynte Building the Bhore Monument -RP- Corless Bank Mitchem Mall Mitchem Mall Gregory Crescent Reason Towers Hodgkins Lane Clitsome Square Hartland Bank Caunt Street Police Department Shaft Grove wasteland Doddington Towers Taswell Towers Club Quarman Dibsdale Avenue Whish Towers Challenger Street Sartain Row Druce Walk Hartleys Boulevard Police Department wasteland Paul Plaza the Durand Monument Sperril Lane a warehouse a junkyard the Shortis Building Podger Avenue School wasteland the Salisbury Museum wasteland the Kirk Building the Lees Hotel a factory Brien Place Vellacott Road E SW S SE

Revivication Point

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