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Places Around Town Old Silent Hill, Central Silent Hill, and the Lakeside resort area south of old Silent Hill is collectively called "Paleville". It's the Northern part of the town, it's southern half, "South Vale", across Toluca lake. The oldest section of Silent Hill (50 Miles from "South Vale") suffers from fire damage. Its connected to the more urban section, Central Silent Hill, via a bridge over the Pleasent River (the river runs through Piscataquis and Washington County) cutting the two off. The Lakside resort is just southwest of Old Silent Hill. Bachman Street: This street is named after author Richard Bachman (Stephen King). This is a main road in Old Silent Hill and runs right under the highway. - Bett's Big Service & Grill: restaurant/gas station right outside the town's campground area - Entrance to town's campground area - Elks Bingo - Motel 40 Rest Stop - It'll Do Club Dancing: dance hall - Haerbey Inn - Hotel - 8: a convenience store that also owns a public copy machine - Metropol Movie Theater - Cafe 5 to 2 - Queen Burger: fast food chain that sells hamburgers, french fries, milkshakes and soft drinks - Poston Market - Blue Belle: Factory/Icecream Shop? Finney Street: This street is named after the author, Jack Finney East Finney - El Encanto hotel - Residential - Bridge to cross the river to get to central Silent Hill. - LiquorFood store - Virginia's Bodas: Servicio Completo de Bodas' (Complete wedding services) West Finney - Algernon - Some say that this is a book store. - Fish n' Fries - Pharmacy - Bookstore - Crabs: seafood shop - Park Ellroy Street: This street is named after author James Ellroy. North Ellory - This a residental street that overlooks the river. Matheson Street: This street is named after the author, Richard Matheson. East Matheson - Cafe - with fresh roasted coffee - Ichiron (or Ichiro)'s Drugs. - Ghoul Bar West Matheson - Horned Moon Dance - Julio's Auto Parts Levin Street: This street is named after author Ira Levin. - This is a residental street. Some of the residents are fond of dogs. Bloch Street: This street is named after the author, Robert Bloch. East Bloch - Road leads out to Orridge Bridge, which crosses the river to get to central Silent Hill. - Super Tuesday: a Shell gas station. - Balkan Church: a Christian church, most likely Ma href=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_Catholic>Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, or Presbyterian. A Celtic/High Cross stands outside. - Miss. - a shop? - Jim Beam: Bar (specializes in the whiskey?) West Bloch - Shop - They do shoe repair, luggage repair and hat renovations - Cut-Rite Chainsaws - Souvenirs - Roger's Pastry Shop: an Italian American man sells Pastries, fruit, and Italian Ices here - Lighting Co. Bradbury Street: This street is named after the author Ray Bradbury. East Bradbury West Bradbury - Mark Twain Books and Gifts - Top Sales discount store - a market - Silver Goods - Sundries shop. Midwich Street: This street is named after the book "The Midwich Cuckoos" by John Wyndham. Like Bachman road, Midwich passes North under the highway as well. It is mainly a residental street that's South side ends with the grounds of Midwich Elementary School. - Midwich Elementary School: a 2 Story building First Floor: Lobby, Office and Receptionist, Infirmary, Bathrooms, Teacher's Room A & B (connected), Classroom A & B (connected), Storage, Hall, Courtyard (with Clock Tower) Second Floor: Music Room, Locker Room, Restrooms, Classrooms C & D (connected), Classrooms E & F (connected), Lab Equitment Storage, Chemistry Lab, Library Reserve/Reverse, Library Basement: Storage, Boiler Room (with Generator) Past Students: * Trevor F. White (1931-1937) * Michael Kauffman (1941-1947) * Roberta T. Morgan (1946-1952) * Dahlia Gallespie (1945-1951) * Lynda Findly (1956-1962) * Edward C. Briggs (1956-1962) * Lisa Garland (1968-1974) * Maria (1973-1979) * Albert Lords (1973-1979) * Alessa Gallespie (1977-1979) * Walter Sullivan (1978-1984) * Claudia Wolf (1979-1985) * Vincent (1982-1988) * Amy Baldwin (1989-1991) Sagan Street: This street might be named after Carl Sagan. If you head back into Old Silent Hill, Sagan turns into Bloch. - No.1 Photo - Galaxy: an electronics store that specializes in Aiwa wares. Post-2006, most of the Aiwa wares are no longer sold here. - ESPACE Loggia (this could also be about the Renault Espace). - Market A - The Car - an Auto shop? - Son Corp.386 - A Moveable Feast Cafe (or A Memorable Feast) - Discount Variety - Theater 3 - a movie theatre - Steak&Brew Burger: "OPEN for your PLEASURE" - Romantic Journey: Bookstore - Buffalo Chief - Wind - Casts - Nouteini & Co. Casuals - casual clothing - FANS: casual clothing, open since 1987 - No. 1 Foto - Contrasts Crichton Street: This street might have been named after Michael Crichton. - Silent Hill Police Station - Just Cats - Post Office and Currency Exchange - Konami Burger - Lee Small Dragon: Chinese Art Goods - Wild & Cool - Hobby America Wilson Street: This street might have been named after F. Paul Wilson - Salmon: seafood shop - Flowers On Lexington - Hot Dog: fast food - Tramps: bar - Downtown Fashion Center - Sky Toys: toy store Simmons Street: This street might have been named after Dan Simmons - Moondance: Disco club - VOWO - The Mirage - Grandmaster Bookstore - Tea Room - VIVRE: the name "vivre" is French for "to live" - Old Town Antiques - Andy's Shop - Public Parking - Marigold - Mushnick's Florist - FAA: an Animal Rights headquarters - Green Lion Antique Shop - the shop had been owned and run by Dahlia Gillespie. - Silent Hill Town Center Stores: * COSPA: costumes * Vestal Gigastore: a music store * Just Cats: cat supplies * Hector Laxe * Kazanian Crystal Jewlery: Permian crystal jewlery * The Museum Watch: watch store * Mellow Gates: guns Koontz Street: This street was named after Dean Koontz. - Thirty Records - Andy's Book Store - Resaurant Dai Dai: Japanese Resturant, "Dai Dai" means "Big Big" - Sue's NailNailNail - nail salon - Cafe Sun - Top Sales - Green Pharmacy - St. Alchemilla Hospital Craig Street: This street might have been named after author Webster Craig. - Annie's Bar (BuzzFizz and Miner beer available, along with pool tables) - Indian Runner (Indian Crafts and Leather Goods) - Norman's Motel Weaver Street: This street might have been named after Richard M. Weaver/ - AEC Burger - South Park (has a beautiful water fountain and boat rides) - Docks |
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