Difference between revisions of "Alt-1920s Covington"
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** The New Orleans Great Northern, One going south at 10 A.M. the Mandeville, One going North as far as Jackson MI at 9 PM. | ** The New Orleans Great Northern, One going south at 10 A.M. the Mandeville, One going North as far as Jackson MI at 9 PM. | ||
** The New Orleans Great Nothern, One going South East to Sliddell, arrives at 5 AM, One going west arrives at 7 PM | ** The New Orleans Great Nothern, One going South East to Sliddell, arrives at 5 AM, One going west arrives at 7 PM | ||
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+ | === <span style="color:#990033;"> ''' The Others of Covington ''' == | ||
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+ | <span style="color:#990033;"> [[Rohit Stavros]] | ||
== <span style="color:#800000;">'''The Nosferatu of Covington''' == | == <span style="color:#800000;">'''The Nosferatu of Covington''' == |
Revision as of 17:19, 10 December 2015
Contents
- 1 Quote
- 2 Appearance
- 3 Economy
- 4 Geography
- 5 History
- 6 Population
- 7 Attractions
- 8 Bars and Clubs
- 9 Cemeteries
- 10 Churches
- 11 City Government
- 12 Crime
- 13 Citizens of the City
- 14 Current Events
- 15 Haunted Houses
- 16 Holy Ground
- 17 Hotels & Hostels
- 18 Landmarks
- 19 Monuments
- 20 Museums
- 21 Newspapers
- 22 Parks
- 23 Private Residences
- 24 Restaurants
- 25 Schools
- 26 Shopping
- 27 Theaters
- 28 Travel To and From
- 29 = The Others of Covington
- 30 The Nosferatu of Covington
- 31 Websites
Quote
Appearance
Economy
Geography
History
Population
- -- Town (2,942) - 1920 census
Attractions
Bars and Clubs
- Atchelfulla's Saloon
- Madam Thibideauxs
Cemeteries
Churches
- First Baptist Church
- St. Peter Parish Catholic Church
- Covington Lutheran
City Government
- Hamilton Gereaux Mayor
- Judge Caesar Lucas Fitzsimmons
Crime
- Shea Carey Quirck
Citizens of the City
- Pastor Jonathan Pullman
- Alastasia Lepredoux
- Cecillia Gereaux
- Marrian Gereaux
- Juste Plamondon
- Jeannot Deschamps
- Narsisse Marhaut Deschamps
- Widow Claude Alix Deschamps
- Félicienne Morgan Coupe
Current Events
Haunted Houses
Holy Ground
- Christ Episcopal Church
- St. Joseph's Abbey
Hotels & Hostels
Landmarks
- Columbia Landing
Monuments
Museums
Newspapers
- The Farmer
Parks
Private Residences
Restaurants
Schools
- Schoen School
Shopping
- Dupre's Merchantile
- Carlson's Dry Goods
- Jolivet's Service Station
Theaters
Travel To and From
- Highway travel
- River Travel
- Numerous boats
- Ferry to New Orleans via Lake Pontechetrain
- Train Travel:
- The New Orleans Great Northern, One going south at 10 A.M. the Mandeville, One going North as far as Jackson MI at 9 PM.
- The New Orleans Great Nothern, One going South East to Sliddell, arrives at 5 AM, One going west arrives at 7 PM
= The Others of Covington
The Nosferatu of Covington
While the stories of the undead in large cities has by far surpassed the original tradition of historical vampire folklore, it is in small towns, villages and rural settings that the traditional vampire can be found. I believe a coterie story set in a small rural town like Covington, Louisiana circa World War One to the current era has potential. While Mac started the game, he declined to continue it, probably due to a general lack of interest. Unfortunately, that didn't include me, as I rather enjoyed the low level characters and down-to-earth nature of the game. So, even though I am not playing, I have decided to keep the story alive with the limited hope that it will be picked back up later. -- "The Magister 12:36, 26 November 2015 (MST)"
- -- Hans Schultz -- Sewer Rat Elder of Frankfurt and sire of: Adair, Althea, Jane, Roger.
- -- Adair Simpkin -- Embraced Circa 1915 -- Sire ? -- Originally from Kentucky and fought in WWI.
- -- Althea the Alchemist -- Underground Chemist and would be Alchemist.
- -- Jane the Spy -- American heiress and woman of international intrigue.
- -- Roger Sinclair -- Embraced Circa 1918 -- Sire ? -- From Indiana and fought in WWI
Websites
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Covington,_Louisiana