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This postal service had been around for many years, rivaling the pony express in their efficiency and swiftness. It had been in the family for generations before the big desertion. All that remains as evidence of their existence is a rundown old building, weathered by time and the changing of seasons. Within are some of the large storage rooms built specifically for the sorting and storing of mail. Not only that, but in the far back lies bundles of letters never sent, bundles of newspapers never sold. |
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Guppy and Co. was a bubbling, big business. The best chance of finding work, and the place of highest pay. What did they do? Well, Guppy and Co. was an aquarium business, and while it may not sound profitable, it was one of the biggest companies in the entire state, if not across a multiple state span. Pride was taken in every handcrafted piece, and industrialization was a word shunned by those within the building. Leftover are lingering pieces and parts, the occasional tank, and just about everything else one can imagine would be in one such aquatic industry. |
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The Geronimo Race Track was a highly enjoyable place to be. Every Sunday there were races, and then once a year came the Championship races, where barns from everywhere flocked to the race track, bringing with them their horses and their riders, each hoping to win the gold, and the money that came with it. When there weren't races the track served as a place for personal riders, and riding lessons for any and all. Now all that remains is the track, in poor shape and the buildings in varying states of decay. |
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The Dome is a place of haunting headstones, graves with little or no markers, and places where the earth has washed away to reveal the bones of the long dead and buried. A gruesome sight to behold, these ruins are situated as far from the city as possible without being out of it's boundaries. Most all avoid this place like the plague, but there are the select few that gravitate towards this place, holding it dear in their hearts for one reason or another. Will you be brave enough to be one of those select few? |
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Bumble Bee Cinema is the only cinema in the entire county. They proudly were the only owners of such a place and people flocked to see the moving pictures. The place isn't very large, but by cinema standards it was massive. One large room housing a cloth screen, and a backroom holding the movie player. There's a front lobby where people would buy their tickets and any snacks the wished to have, and all that seems to remain are a few very old cartoons of corn kernels for popcorn, and maybe a pack or two of leftover candies. |
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