Locations¶
91 pages, grouped by the case they belong to.
Across several cases¶
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| McManley's RV | McManley's RV is the mobile-home forensics lab of Dr. |
| PITF office | The PITF office is the Washington, D.C. |
Radford, Virginia¶
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| Alpine Lodge | Alpine Lodge is a tourist ski lodge in the mountains above Radford, Virginia, home to the teenager Matt McCready and the site of the water tower that the task force uses for its night stakeout in The Radford Horror. |
| Augustine house and barn | The Augustine house and barn is the Radford family home, bordering the woods and a river clearing, where Phoebe Augustine vanishes from her bed, and whose locked backyard barn is her father Derek's writing office. |
| The Biz's apartment | The Biz's apartment is Dick "The Biz" Baxter's dust-covered Washington, D.C. |
| Douglas Pinball Emporium | The Douglas Pinball Emporium is a neon-lit pinball arcade in Radford, Virginia, set in a former laundromat across the street from the Lonely Mountain Diner. |
| Dr. Lori's office | Dr. |
| Ferry Lodge | The Ferry Lodge is a rustic pine-log hotel in Radford, Virginia, across the street from the Pay n' Stay. |
| Highway crime scene | The highway crime scene is the roadside by the interstate into Radford, Virginia, where the mutilated body of Amanda Lucky is found at the end of Radford Horror 04. |
| Hotel Metropol | The Hotel Metropol is a luxury hotel in Moscow where Dick "The Biz" Baxter is held in comfortable captivity during The Radford Horrors. |
| Jefferson National Forest | Jefferson National Forest is the dense Virginia woodland that surrounds Radford, where Irene Whateley walks out of her kitchen, the town's dogs disappear, Amanda Lucky dies, and the craft of The Radford Moth is... |
| Lawson cabin | The Lawson cabin is the Lawson family's stone-and-timber cabin in the Stately Acres community near Radford's ski lodge, where Dean Lawson buried $40,000 in cash and hid a briefcase of heroin in The Radford Horror. |
| Lonely Mountain Diner | The Lonely Mountain Diner is Sheila's diner in Radford, Virginia, a friendly 1950s-style vinyl diner with superb blackcurrant pie. |
| Lucky house | The Lucky house is the Radford, Virginia home of Liam Lucky and his family, and the first crime scene of The Radford Horror: the locked third-story pink bedroom from which Amanda Lucky vanished. |
| Mountain road hit-and-run site | The mountain road hit-and-run site is a stretch of winding mountain road below the Radford ski lodge where the team is shadowed by an unknown flying craft in Radford Horror 03 and Kurt Larson's car hits Agent Murphy. |
| Old-town church | The old-town church is a century-old stone-and-wood church standing in a clearing deep in the woods near Radford, Virginia. |
| Oryol crash site | The Oryol crash site is a farm site in Oryol Oblast, Russia, where a triangular craft has crashed into and destroyed a farmhouse. |
| Pay n' Stay | The Pay n' Stay (formally the Econo-Thrift Pay n' Stay) is the run-down cash-only motel in Radford, Virginia, across the street from the Ferry Lodge, where the task force stays on both of its Radford cases and which... |
| Radford Arsenal | The Radford Arsenal is the military plant in Radford, Virginia, where Liam Lucky does classified work and which local legend blames for cursing the town. |
| Radford ER | Radford ER (also called the Radford County emergency room, or simply the hospital) is the small local emergency room in Radford, Virginia where the task force keeps ending up, treated for burns, bedbugs, broken... |
| Radford pharmacy | The Radford pharmacy is the town drugstore in Radford, Virginia where the team learns that a Vicodin record under Dr. |
| Radford, Virginia | Radford, Virginia is a quaint small town of about 16,000 in the woods of southwest Virginia, a paranatural hotspot and the setting of both Radford arcs: The Radford Horror (1992) and The Radford Horrors (1993). |
| Roanoke mental hospital | The Roanoke mental hospital is the psychiatric facility in Roanoke, Virginia, where Wilbur Whateley is held, catatonic, after the events of The Radford Horror, and where Andrew Howard wakes him in The Radford Horrors. |
| Safe Environment Fund fenced site | The Safe Environment Fund fenced site (also called the fenced polygon or the "scribble site") is a barbed-wire enclosure in the woods near Radford, Virginia, owned by the Safe Environment Fund, where the missing FBI... |
| Sportsman RV Campground | The Sportsman RV Campground is a riverside campground near Radford, Virginia where the missing FBI task force's camp still stands intact, and where the PITF later pitches its own tents beside it. |
| Stately Acres | Stately Acres is a seasonal gated mountain community near the ski lodge outside Radford, Virginia, where the pinball-loving guard Douglas Douglas is stranded at his post and where the Lawson family keeps a cabin. |
| Whateley house | The Whateley house (also the Whateley residence) is a cookie-cutter suburban home in Radford, Virginia where the Whateley family lived, with a shrine-like bedroom, a comatose son's room, and a root cellar under the... |
| Wheat field near Moscow | The wheat field near Moscow is a rain-soaked field off a dark highway between Moscow and Oryol Oblast, where Dick "The Biz" Baxter hides the wounded Russian president after a convoy ambush, kills a pursuer, and is... |
The Summer Service¶
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| Abandoned gas station | The abandoned gas station is a disused filling station on the edge of Marblehead where the task force turns the Biz's Buick into a mobile nuclear artillery piece and later hides both the car and McManley's RV from... |
| Amos Shaw's house | Amos Shaw's house is the priest's home in Marblehead, which Huell finds standing open with its bathroom wrecked and soaked in blood, a shelf of Lemuria books and ten pounds of crystal spheres in the nightstand. |
| Arnold Weathers' house | Arnold Weathers' house is a walled, chained-and-padlocked seaside house on the island across the bay in Marblehead, where the task force fights the infected Doberman Puddles and then finds and destroys Arnold himself. |
| The beach and harbor | The beach and harbor is the Marblehead shoreline near the center of the offshore blast, littered with dead fish and lined with taped windows, where Kurt spots and the team recovers a severed arm. |
| The colonial church | The colonial church is the small, very old, well-kept church in Marblehead where the Sons of Adam hold several services a day and serve worm-filled communion wine. |
| Flooded freeway and marsh | The flooded freeway and marsh is the stretch of storm-drowned road and wetland leading to the Marblehead-area nuclear power plant, where Jester dies, Huell fires the Davy Crockett and the angel thing burns out in a... |
| The island across the bay | The island across the bay is the wealthy part of Marblehead, home to Castle Rock and a bird sanctuary, reached by a bridge that floods during the storm; Arnold Weathers lives there. |
| The lighthouse | The lighthouse is Marblehead's tourist lighthouse, a site with a blast crater, a scorched and glassed wall and a hidden basement where the missing EPA scientists were interrogated. |
| Marblehead town hall | Marblehead town hall is the town's City Hall, the site of a student protest over the fish kill and of the second-floor selectmen's meeting room, with its eleven chairs, a Sons of Adam seal and church murals. |
| Marblehead, Massachusetts | Marblehead, Massachusetts is the small colonial coastal town near Salem that is the setting of The Summer Service: a place struck by an offshore explosion, then by a storm, a worm-borne sickness and a cult-run town... |
| McDonald's | The McDonald's in Marblehead is the task force's recurring refuge and its only trusted source of food, where the Happy Meal toys are Halloween-themed in June and where Esteban works. |
| National Guard checkpoint | The National Guard checkpoint is the roadblock, command tent and medical tent at the entrance to Marblehead where the National Guard seals the town and the task force gives its cover story and falls asleep at the end... |
| The nuclear power plant | The nuclear power plant is a fortified coastal reactor facility near Marblehead, Massachusetts, and the target of the infected convoy in the climax of The Summer Service. |
| Ram and Arms Inn | The Ram and Arms Inn is a decrepit old hotel, in practice a bed-and-breakfast, on Gregory Street in Marblehead, Massachusetts, where the task force lodges throughout The Summer Service. |
| The stealth wreck | The stealth wreck is a sunken, radar-evading vessel on an underwater shelf off Marblehead, found during the unrecorded Summer Service 02 dive and later revealed to be the boat of the radio contact's "advanced team". |
| USS Oklahoma City | USS Oklahoma City is a US Navy attack submarine seen in the cold open of the Summer Service finale, where its crew fire on the glowing sea creature off Marblehead. |
The Things in Appalachia¶
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| Auraria, Georgia | Auraria, Georgia is an abandoned gold-rush ghost town in the mountains near Dahlonega, taken over about ten years before the arc by the religious community known as the Covenant. |
| Black Site Omaha | Black Site Omaha is a CIA prison five stories under the sea, beneath a naval research base, where Jan Martense is held after the Dahlonega case. |
| The Break Room (code 441) | The Break Room (code 441) is a fake break room on the Special Projects level beneath the Spud Hut plant in Dahlonega, which in fact held the ape-creatures that ambushed the party. |
| Comstock's Property | Comstock's Property is the ridge homestead of bootlegger Frotter Comstock outside Auraria, Georgia, where something skulked in the dark and where the body in the Chewbacca costume was later found. |
| Consolidated Gold Mine | The Consolidated Gold Mine is a tourist gold mine in Dahlonega, Georgia, where the German boy Frederick vanished and below which the party found a hidden modern tunnel. |
| The Dahlonega Gold Mines | The Dahlonega Gold Mines are tens of miles of interconnected gold workings and natural caves beneath Dahlonega, Georgia, where ape-men secretly dug gold for Jan's Conspiracy. |
| Dahlonega Sheriff's Station | The Dahlonega Sheriff's Station is the small headquarters of Sheriff Carter Burke in Dahlonega, with an evidence locker holding the missing woman's peaches, an office hung with animal heads and guns, and a break room... |
| Dahlonega Trailer Park | The Dahlonega Trailer Park is an upscale double-wide park in Dahlonega, home of the Nick and Cartwright families, backing onto the large field where the boy Gene Cartwright was abducted. |
| Dahlonega, Georgia | Dahlonega, Georgia is a gold-rush tourist town of a few thousand people, officially the "wine tasting room capital of Georgia" according to the state senate, home of the Spud Hut and the base for the party throughout... |
| The Death Cave | The Death Cave is a blood-splattered crevice cave near a busy freeway outside Dahlonega, where the party found a man's folded face, scattered remains and a bloody pickaxe. |
| The Field and Bent Tree | The Field and Bent Tree is the overgrown field behind the Dahlonega trailer park where Gene Cartwright, a boy of about seven, was taken, and where the team found his shoe hung high in a tree. |
| Freeway Crash Site | The Freeway Crash Site is the stretch of freeway outside Dahlonega, Georgia, where a Spud Hut truck went through the guardrail, leaving a cab drenched in blood and no driver. |
| Hidden Modern Tunnel | The Hidden Modern Tunnel is an electric-era mineshaft hidden beneath the tourist Consolidated Gold Mine in Dahlonega, Georgia, with work lights, vehicle tracks, an old elevator shaft and a freshly dug gold pit. |
| Motel and Suites | The Motel and Suites is a seedy, de-branded former Holiday Inn in Dahlonega, Georgia, where the man in the Chewbacca costume stayed as "John Doe" and where the team searched the dumpster. |
| Original Spud Hut | The Original Spud Hut is the walk-up stuffed-potato restaurant in Dahlonega, Georgia, under a giant neon potato, where the team ate again and again while investigating the town. |
| Room 111 | Room 111 is the Smith Hotel room next to the team's, staged with wine and chocolates, where the Biz secretly planted a spy camera and microphone on instructions from a coded message. |
| Smith Hotel | The Smith Hotel is the stately converted plantation-style hotel in Dahlonega, Georgia, where the team took rooms 109 and 110 beside the mysterious room 111 during The Things in Appalachia. |
| Special Projects Level | The Special Projects Level is the secret underground floor, about four stories down behind a keypad door, at the Spud Hut plant in Dahlonega, Georgia, where the company kept its caged ape-men. |
| Spud Hut Georgia Regional Distribution Center | The Spud Hut Georgia Regional Distribution Center (SHGRDC, "Shugrid") is the concrete processing plant and corporate office on the edge of Dahlonega, Georgia, hiding a secret ape-man gold-mining operation beneath it,... |
| Woods Trail and Rabbit Site | The Woods Trail and Rabbit Site is the hiking trail near Auraria, Georgia, where the team met Frotter Comstock, found staged Bigfoot footprints, and recovered a gutted white rabbit pelt from a treetop. |
The Walkers in Skin¶
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| Ballard City Hall | Ballard City Hall is a converted double-wide in Ballard, Utah, with dusty offices, bedrooms stacked with file boxes, the mayor's candy-strewn desk and a padlocked refrigerator of sugar, found abandoned in The Walkers... |
| Ballard general store | The Ballard general store is the town grocery and gossip hub of Ballard, Utah, where the team shops in Walkers 02 and where Huell's solo meeting goes wrong in Walkers 06. |
| Ballard High School | Ballard High School is the small county high school in Ballard, Utah, a school of about sixty students with a bad smell hanging over it. |
| Ballard, Utah | Ballard, Utah is the small, mostly Mormon desert farming town beside Sherman Ranch where the task force investigates in The Walkers in Skin, a town where nothing works and whose people are quietly replaced by... |
| The bar | The bar is an unnamed Ballard, Utah bar across the street from the courthouse, with darts, a slightly broken pool table and a cassette jukebox, where the team meets the bartender Maggie. |
| The big house | The big house is the main house and equipment barn of Sherman Ranch, rented by the billionaire Robert Bigelow as the base of his research operation: a place of camera monitors, staff quarters, a roof where an eye... |
| Bridge blockade | The bridge blockade is the barricade at a creek bridge on the only road out of the Ballard and Roosevelt area, held by twenty to twenty-five armed skinwalkers in stolen police uniforms, which keeps the task force and... |
| The cavern | The cavern is the vast underground cave beneath Sherman Ranch, first found by ground-penetrating radar and later revealed, under the community center, to hold the portal machine and the evacuating skinwalkers before... |
| Churchyard cemetery | The churchyard cemetery is the fenced graveyard in Ballard, Utah where Shelly Wilmarth lies under an expensive black granite slab, the target of the task force's exhumation plan in The Walkers in Skin. |
| Community center | The community center is the fenced cinder-block construction project, pushed by Deborah Wells and Mayor Wilford Hiram on bulldozed Pueblo ruins within sight of Sherman Ranch, which proves to be the skinwalkers'... |
| Guest double-wide | The guest double-wide is the small house on Sherman Ranch that Alberta Wilmarth lends the task force as lodging, besieged by the goose, shifted by the night event, and broken into by a naked intruder. |
| Roosevelt police station | The Roosevelt police station is the headquarters of the Roosevelt Police Department in Roosevelt, Utah: first the place where the wrecked rental car is kept and Yusuf Ansari is pressured into a false confession, and... |
| Roosevelt, Utah | Roosevelt, Utah is the neighbouring town of about 6,000 people where the task force's vanished rental car reappears, and which later falls dark, carless and mid-replacement before the farmhouse from Sherman Ranch is... |
| Sherman Ranch | Sherman Ranch is the Wilmarth family's ranch outside Ballard, Utah, rented to the billionaire Robert Bigelow and sitting over a vast cavern; it is the site of a night hum, a levitation ring and a heat-and-magnet beam... |
| The substation | The substation is the overloaded, arcing electrical substation near the Sherman Ranch turnoff, built alongside the community center, whose keys the cleanup crew wants and which is found blown up by grenades after... |
The Roulet Estate¶
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| Brooks Pharmacy | The Brooks Pharmacy is a one-story strip-mall pharmacy in a town about 25 miles from Exeter, Rhode Island, where a masked gunman takes hostages in the finale of The Roulet Estate. |
| The Clown Mansion | The Clown Mansion is the Victorian house down the road from the Roulet estate, decorated with ivy-covered clown statues, where the agents use the kitchen phone to call the FBI. |
| Hidden Attic Lair | The Hidden Attic Lair is a secret den above the Roulet house, reached through the chimneys, where the Roulet Intruder lived for at least a year. |
| Roulet Basement | The Roulet Basement is the dirt-floored cellar of the Roulet house, where the agents dig up parts of two bodies from a chemical-soaked trash pit. |
| The Roulet House | The Roulet House is an isolated, abandoned Victorian-style house at 118 Benefit Street in Exeter, Rhode Island, where the task force wakes up hungover on Inauguration Day, 1993, and uncovers a double murder, a hidden... |
| Vorkuta Corrective Labor Camp | Vorkuta Corrective Labor Camp is a Russian prison camp, abandoned since 1962, where the Russians hold Dick "The Biz" Baxter in the spring of 1993. |
| The Weapons Closet | The Weapons Closet is a panic-room-style gun room in the Roulet House, sealed behind a steel door and emptied of nearly all its firearms before the agents arrive. |
Philosopher's Fist (non-canon)¶
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| Athletes' Village | The Athletes' Village is the walled beachside compound where entrants to the World Martial Arts Tournament are housed and briefed. |
| The Capital (DC) | The Capital, called DC, is the seat of government of the world of Philosopher's Fist and the setting for most of the one-shot. |
| Presidential Event Hall | The Presidential Event Hall is the stone-walled hall in the Capital where the werewolf president receives the children's flag designs and where Ovain attacks. |
| Public Library | The Public Library is the library in the Capital whose downstairs children's room is where Derk draws his flag. |
| Wisukonshin | Wisukonshin is this world's version of Wisconsin, where Derk lands lost at the end of the one-shot. |
Minor entries¶
Smaller subjects are collected on list pages, one per case.