Places of Interest

 

Greyhurst – Greyhurst is the estate of Baroness Sian Loren. It is located at the corner of Highland and Central, masquerading as the Junior League of Memphis. Greyhurst is considered a “Sanctuary” for any Kindred. Greyhurst is decorated in a Mediterranean style with some baroque touches. The estate is filled with hundreds of portraits and statues of Sian. Also, no mirror of any kind may be found anywhere in the estate. Several ghouls and mortal retainers of Sian live on the estate.

Immaculate Conception Church – This church is on Central. It is also considered a “Sanctuary”. The Lasombra Alonso Solis is the caretaker of this church and can very often be found at here.

Overton Park – All of Overton Park is considered an Elysium. By decree of the council no Kindred may have a haven within Overton Park. Ross, one of Sian’s ghouls is the keeper of the Overton Park Elysium.

The Sears Tower – The Sears tower is the main Kindred gathering place of Memphis and the location where official courts of the domain are held. The outside still looks very ramshackle, as if it is abandoned. Inside, suites of secure havens are maintained for guests to the domain. Any Kindred in good standing within the domain may temporarily stay in these suites. Several floors of the building are open to all kindred, with some clans having personalized certain areas to their liking. In the middle, 3 floors are hollowed out to make the gathering space. Two rarely used upper floors of the building are considered Elysium. Occasional meetings between dignitaries are held in this Elysium. Access to this Elysium is strictly controlled by the staff of the Sears tower.

Cosmic Coffee & Games – This coffee shop and gaming store is located in Overton Square. On Friday and Saturday it is open 24 hours. This place has become a gathering hole for some of the Kindred of Memphis. Lawrence of Clan Nosferatu and LaLa of clan Malkavian are known to very often be at this location.

Blues City Records – Located in the Cooper/Young district. This record store and recording studio is known to be owned by one of the Ventrue in the city. He is the manager and can very often be found here. Blues City Records is known as the premier local record store and famous musicians from all over the world have browsed the recordings. The walls are smeared with autographs from a thousand musicians. The Ventrue will provide the studio place at his discretion to an artist he finds worthy and wishes to give free studio time too.

Dixon Galleries – Dixon Galleries is owned and operated by the Lady Francesca Coeur Leon, the premier Toreador of Memphis. It is also her haven. It is considered her personal domain, and hosts most Toreador events, galas, and soirees in the city.

Chickasaw Park – This park has been decreed to be off limits to ALL Kindred by the council. The council enacted this decree due to the extremely high number of spirits in the park, and after several very dangerous incidents of Kindred death, dismemberment, and insanity after forays into such.

Wolfe’s Bail Bonds, Pest Control, and Cleaners – This business, located at 202 Poplar right next to the jail, is the base of operation for Mr. Wolfe and his associates. They like to refer to themselves as Problem Solvers. If you don't know more, that's a good thing. You're not supposed to.

The Rally Point – When in Memphis, Justin Corso can almost always be found here. This ramshackle, backalley sneeze of a place is a metal heaven, owned by several Metal bands co-operatively. Now, apparently, this bar has closed...what lies beyond it's locked-tight doors.

Hair of the Dog– This small bar is located on Madison Avenue in Midtown. The Gangrel Charlie Nash is the owner of this bar. Hair of the Dog is famous for its food and half price drinks if you have your dog with you.

Hillview Gardens – This trailer park is located about 10 miles outside of Munford. This horrid slump of a trash heap is where many of the Danislav families ghouls make their home. The Danislav family estate is supposedly located not far from Hillview Gardens.

Court Square Park - Underneath this tiny park lies the Rooms of the Council, accesible by a parking space that backs up into the grass. This is known as the most secure place in the city, through means unknown.

Daybreak - Tucked into the warehouse district, Daybreak is an after-hours club that caters to the younger crowd. Most of the activity here is illicit, and almost any vice can be rooted out among it's denizens.

Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory - Formerly a triune club, with a Kindred-only Haven for Heaven on the second floor, an everyday club for Purgatory on the ground floor, and a metal/goth club for Hell in the basement. It is fully themed and well-funded, though it shut down several months ago. There are talks of re-opening, but no solid plans of yet.