[COR - FB] Quinnsville Public Records Building

[LM71Blackbird]

Quinnsville Public Records Building

QV5.2 by LM71Blackbird, on Flickr

As Royal Surveyor of Quinnsville, Richard figured that the first thing he should do is make a round of all the important building throughout the Town. He first stop was the Quinnsville public records building. Inside was a massive bookshelf, that held all the information about the settlement, the surrounding area, and everything that went on since it was founded.

QV5.4 by LM71Blackbird, on Flickr

Richard decided to ask the clerk about some of the history of the settlement and some points of interest that he might want to visit. Having been there for many years, the clerk was more than helpful.

QV5.3 by LM71Blackbird, on Flickr

Dear Governor Cooke,

Today I visited the public records building, and my, what a splendid building it is! Sir Smaugton certainly had an eye for fine craftsmanship. How unfortunate it is that he has not been heard from in such a long time. Inside the interior was in a slight state of disorganization, (much like the settlement itself) however the clerk on duty keeps the massive bookcase filled with the history of Quinnsville in perfect order. I was able to learn much about the settlement after sitting with the clerk for several hours and have developed a plan of action for Quinnsville. I will keep you informed as I progress through the settlement. 

 

In service to her Majesty,

Richard Brickford,

Royal Surveyor of Quinnsville

 

 

Thanks for checking out the latest build in Quinnsville! When I license the build it should bring Quinnsville from a Town up to a Large Town. More builds to come in future so stay tuned for further developments! C&C are welcome and appreciated and thanks for looking!

Edited May 17, 2018 by LM71Blackbird

[Bodi]

Nice building, I like those columns and the brown wall. Nice interior too.

[LM71Blackbird]

1 hour ago, Bodi said:

Nice building, I like those columns and the brown wall. Nice interior too.

Thanks Bodi!

[Bart]

Nice build, the 616 is a nice touch. might be a tad on the big side, but I think it works, brick wise it's hard to make it any smaller. 
Good job on the interior features. I love the clock.  

[Darnok]

Nice!

The black/white/grey and the different shades of brown work great together. I think it gives the building a rural feeling, but the clean architecture also makes clear the official status of it. The brickbuilt flag gives some meeded colour contrast. The "616" is a lovely detail indeed!

The interior is equally well done, but could maaybe need a table and some chairs (for reading all those books). I wonder what the bottles and the guitar are about?

 

An overall good build with a great supporting story. This is a great addition to Quinnsville, and you are doing a fine job in growing it again.

 

[LM71Blackbird]

9 hours ago, Bart said:

Nice build, the 616 is a nice touch. might be a tad on the big side, but I think it works, brick wise it's hard to make it any smaller. 
Good job on the interior features. I love the clock.  

Thanks! Yes, the '616' was as small as I could get it. Numbers and letter are not my specialty!

6 hours ago, Drunknok said:

Nice!

The black/white/grey and the different shades of brown work great together. I think it gives the building a rural feeling, but the clean architecture also makes clear the official status of it. The brickbuilt flag gives some meeded colour contrast. The "616" is a lovely detail indeed!

The interior is equally well done, but could maaybe need a table and some chairs (for reading all those books). I wonder what the bottles and the guitar are about?

 

An overall good build with a great supporting story. This is a great addition to Quinnsville, and you are doing a fine job in growing it again.

 

Thank you! I'm glad you like it!

Hmm, I few tables and chairs would have looked nice as well! Well, the settlement is in a slight state of disarray, so the random stuff is to support that concept.