TEXT: THE GASLAMP DISTRICT 
  a new section of Night City 
  by Gary Astleford 
   
   
  Gaslamp Map 
  Location Relative to Greater Night City 
   
  HISTORY  
  The Gaslamp District was pieced together before the collapse 
  by residents searching for the quaint history of other nearby 
  cities. Older, decaying buildings were renovated and 
  streetlights were replaced with working gaslamps (hence the 
  name). After the collapse, the buildings fell into decay again. 
  The area's proximity to the Combat Zone lead to several turf 
  wars between rival gangs.  
  In 2017, the City Planner's Office, with funding from 
  Militech and Raven Microcybernetics, endeavoured a clean-
  up operation which was to scour the blocks south of Night 
  City proper so that all criminal activity could be washed 
  away. While several police officers were killed and injured, 
  and the human rights of countless homeless and dispossessed 
  people were violated, the operation met with little success. 
  That is, with the possible exception of the Gaslamp District.  
  The City Planners decided to use the District as a foothold 
  upon the Combat Zone. The buildings in and around it were 
  renovated and rented out at good rates to local business 
  owners. The gaslamps were reinstalled, and the look of "old-
  fashioned" (circa 1920's & 1930's) architecture was stressed. 
  Since the planners believed that having more police in the 
  area would be a deterrent to crime, they convinced local 
  businesses to offer officers discounts on products and 
  services, including apartment rentals.  
  
  Three years later, the area is one of the safest in the city, 
  regardless of the encroaching Combat Zone to the south. 
  Several of the businesses are tailored specifically to off duty 
  police officers and their needs. Other businesses of note 
  include a popular nightclub (Plaza Whiskeyhausen), a bar & 
  grill (Murphy's), and a private security company (Schubert 
  Security Co.).  
  LOCATIONS  
  1.) Plaza Whiskeyhausen -  
  The "Plaza," as it is popularly known, is a combination bar, 
  restaraunt, dance club, and concert hall. Many new acts find 
  their start here, and several talent scouts frequent the Plaza 
  looking for new blood. While prices in the restaraunt are 
  high, the bar is usually packed and drink specials abound (ie, 
  half price drafts known as "Beer For Beggars" on Teusdays, 
  and half-price shots on nights of the full moon). Beers are 
  brewed on the premises, and brewmeister Erik Claussen can 
  sometimes be seen mingling with patrons. Security Level: 1  
  2.) Dr. K's Euthanasia Clinic #45 -  
  When euthanasia was made legal in the latter part of 2007, a 
  group of medical doctors who supported doctor assisted 
  suicides started a chain of clinics in upstate Michigan. Since 
  then, they've opened numerous clinics in over 37 states, 
  including three free states (NorCal, SoCal, and Texas). The 
  fees are standardized, and depend on the method used. 
  Methods range from lethal injection and poison gas, to the 
  painless and popular cyanide capsule and asphyxiation under 
  anesthesia. Each clinic has an on-site crematorium, and 
  cremation is offered at no extra charge. Any "patient" 
  wishing to undergo euthanasia is given a full medical and 
  psychological evaluation, to make sure that they are, in fact, 
  of sound mind and body or not. Once all formalities are taken 
  care of, the patient (or next of kin) signs a release form 
  allowing the doctors to do their ghoulish work. Low cost 
  procedures are availiable by allowing Dr. K's to sell your 
  body, in whole or in part, to an organ bank. Healthy 
  individuals may be able to obtain "treatment" without 
  spending a dime. Sample Costs: Consultation - Free, Basic 
  Psychological and Physical Exam - 250eb, Lethal Injection - 
  250eb, Poison Gas - 400eb, Cyanide Capsule - 500eb, 
  Asphyxiation Under Anesthesia - 750eb, Fancy Urn (for 
  cremated remains) - 50eb to 250eb, House Call - 100eb + 2eb 
  per mile travelled in addition to normal fees. Security Level: 
  2  
  3.) Store Your Score (two buildings) -  
  This warehouse complex has been modified and subdivided 
  into several hundred little rooms. Each room is rented out on 
  a monthly basis for storage of goods and personal items. 
  Clients are not permitted to sleep in their storage cubes. Rent 
  is based on the size of the room, usually 10eb per cubic foot 
  per month. Options, including shelves and extra security 
  (upgraded locks) are availiable for an additional fee of 25% 
  of the base cost. Refridgerated cubes are also popular, for 
  20eb per cubic foot per month. Security Level: 1  
  4.) Warehouses (two buildings) -  
  Empty Warehouses, up for sale. Security Level: 0  
  5.) NOT the Marriott's Parking Structure -  
  This is a tri-level parking structure attached to the NOT the 
  Marriott Hotel. Secure parking costs 5eb per day, payable 
  upon departure. Security Level: 1  
  6.) Survival Games, Inc. -  
  This is a regional office of Survival Games, Inc., a 
  corporation specializing in less-than-lethal wargames and 
  survival equipment. SGI makes a fine line of air pistols, paint 
  guns, and sporting goods, in addition to planned hunting 
  expeditions. The northern building contains the regional 
  offices and product warehouse, while the southern building is 
  a retail outlet which includes a paint ball arena. Security 
  Level: 2  
  7.) NOT the Marriott -  
  While being less than fancy, this spartan and least ritzy of 
  hotels gets the job done. The hotel's quality is rated at three 
  stars, yet room prices are equal to most two-star 
  establishments. The basement, playfully referred to as "the 
  morgue" by hotel patrons and employees, is filled with over 
  one hundred cramped sleep cubicles (ie, coffins) at bargain 
  basement rates. Security Level: 1  
  8.) Stitch-It Embroidery -  
  Stitch-It offers affordable embroidery and tailoring. While 
  most business comes from local police officers, once in a 
  while someone will ask for custom work to be done for them 
  (a shoulder patch design or embroidery for a shirt or jacket). 
  Security Level: 0  
  9.) Gallant Games & Hobbies -  
  A popular game and hobby store with the locals. Gallant's 
  main competition is Dem Bones Games, located in the New 
  Harbor Mallplex. While smaller than Dem Bones, Gallant's 
  deals in hard to find and out of print books and games, as 
  well as model kits, R/C cars, and historical miniatures used 
  for wargaming. The store has several loyal customers, and 
  most of them can be found there on any given day playing 
  games and shooting the breeze. Security Level: 0  
  10.) A Cop's Best Friend -  
  This is a gun shop and paramilitary supply store operated by 
  a group of three ex-NCPD officers. There is a wide selection 
  of legal firearms and hand weapons, as well as new and used 
  
  military surplus clothing. The store offers the usual selection 
  of ultra-right wing bumper stickers and T-shirts (ie, "Better 
  Dead Than Red," "Don't Tread On Me," and "They Can Have 
  My Gun When They Pry It From My Cold, Dead Fingers") as 
  well as army technical manuals. Special discounts and 
  incentives are offered to police officers. Security Level: 2  
  11.) U.B. Uniforms -  
  Ultimate Blue Uniforms is a small shop which sells standard 
  uniforms to civil servants (police, paramedics, firefighters, 
  etc). Prices are low, and Melissa "Mel" Tyler is more than 
  willing to perform small alterations free of charge. For 
  extensive sewing, she advises that "you go over to Stich-It." 
  Security Level: 0  
  12.) Davis Industrial Building -  
  This eight story building houses a number of small 
  businesses, with a food court on the lowest floor. Most of the 
  businesses are small, including the Law Offices of Jimmy 
  "J.J." Jenkins, Gabe's Paper Printing, and Original T-Shirt 
  Designs. Security Level: 0  
  13.) In 'N Out Clinic -  
  In 'N Out is billed as "Fast and Affordable Surgery and 
  Medical Care". Fast is correct, but if the place was a 
  restaraunt, it'd have a B classification. There have been 
  several formal inquiries by the city into the practices of the In 
  'N Out clinic, but so far no lawsuits have been filed. It is 
  rumored that they accept cash under the table for shady 
  surgeries and treatment of questionable gunshot wounds. 
  Security Level: 0  
  14.) Murphy's -  
  This is the penultimate in law enforcement hang-outs. The 
  decor is that of a 20's police station turned speakeasy, 
  complete with vintage black and white photos and an orignal 
  Thompson submachinegun hanging above the bar. The bar 
  serves just about any kind of drink, and the kitchen (open 
  from 11:00am to 6:00pm) serves deli sandwiches. Security 
  Level: 1  
  15.) McCleod Apartments (four buildings) -  
  These apartments are largely inhabited by police officers 
  from local precincts. Rates are reasonable, but the quality 
  isn't the highest. Despite its failings, the complex is one of 
  the most secure in the area due to most of the tenants being 
  police officers. Security Level: 1  
  16.) Night City's Finest Apartments (two buildings) -  
  Night City's Finest was designed to house clients within the 
  law enforcement and security fields, but the prices are too 
  prohibitive for most police to afford, even with the standard 
  discount. The security is tight, supplied by Schubert Security, 
  supposedly allowing clients to relax while off duty. Most 
  clients are paranoid upper-mid-level corporates worried 
  about black ops teams and street punks. There is a parking 
  garage in the basement. Security Level: 2  
  17.) Jordan Investigations & Paranormal Research -  
  This business was opened in 2019 by a well-respected 
  parapsychologist and ghost-hunter named Robert Jordan. 
  Jordan hired three out of work P.I.'s and went to work. 
  Though most of the company's contracts are mundane, 
  Jordan is constantly looking for proof that ghosts exist. He 
  can often be seen driving from place to place in a black herse, 
  which the locals have jokingly dubbed the "ectomobile". 
  Security Level: 1  
  18.) Schubert Security Company (two buildings) -  
  Schubert Security is one of the smaller companies in the 
  field. They hire out to private parties and fill small contracts 
  hither and yon. Schubert's uniforms are black, sharp, and 
  stylish (unlike Arasaka's, which are merely black and sharp), 
  with black jackboots being a registered trademark of the 
  company. Local juvegangers commonly refer to Schubert 
  personnel as the "S.S." Security Level: 3  
  19a.) Schubert Security School -  
  This is where Schubert instructs students in the particulars of 
  the security industry. Graduates receive a diploma, weapon 
  permit, and a security contractor's license. Particularly 
  talented graduates are asked to join the security company 
  itself. The facilities here include several small classrooms, a 
  handgun range, and a gymnasium. Security Level: 3  
  19b.) Schubert Paintball Course -  
  Schubert also maintains one of the best indoor/outdoor 
  paintball courses in the city. While used for training cadets 
  on weekdays, it is open to the public on weekends. Such trips 
  cannot be made on the spur of the moment, as there is a long 
  waiting list, and prices are expensive. The SGI indoor course, 
  while small, gets far more business. Security Level: 3  
  20.) Trinity Church & Worship Center -  
  This large complex is the North American HQ of Trinity, an 
  evangelical Christian church organization. From the property, 
  which is heavily secured, Trinity runs a television network 
  and a local radio station. Services are held daily, and people 
  come from very far away to attend them. Security Level: 3  
   
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