This boarding house was located in the town of Novy Odense. It was notably dingy.[1]
History
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In 1962 Lee Scoresby stayed at the boarding house, a payed for a room for a week. Other inhabitants at the time were Victoria Lund, Mikhail Vassiliev and a photographer.[1]
RoomsEdit
BathroomEdit
The bathroom was located further down the corridor where the bedrooms were.[1]
Boarding roomsEdit
The boarding rooms were in a corridor of the house. They contained a bed, mantelpiece and a small table. They were narrow and cold.[1]
Dining roomEdit
The dining room was where the evening meal was served. It had a small table, an iron stove and a shelf with various religious books. It also had a small collection of dusty board games such as Peril of the Pole, Flippety-Flop and Animal Misfitz.[1]
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| Novy Odense | |
|---|---|
| Areas | Aland Square • Novy Odense • White Sea |
| Buildings | Barents Sea Company administration building • Customs House • Novy Odense bank • Novy Odense bar • Novy Odense boarding house • Novy Odense chandlery • Novy Odense town hall • St Petronius' Oratory |
| Organisations | Barents Sea Company • Larsen Manganese • Novy Odense Courier and Telegraph • Novy Odense Harbour Company • Novy Odense Provincial Customs and Revenue Authority |
| Natives | A. Deacon • I.A. Denisov • Ivan Poliakov • Johann Aagaard • K. Hagström • Lieutenant Haugland • Olga Poliakova • Oskar Sigurdsson • Petersen • Unidentified bartender • Unidentified clerk • Unidentified Customs officer • Unidentified landlady • Unidentified Mayor • Unidentified shopkeeper • Victoria Lund • W.R.K. Ward |
| 1962 | H van Breda • Iorek Byrnison • Lee Scoresby • Mary Alice • Mikhail Vassiliev • Pierre McConville • Unidentified gunman • Unidentified photographer |
| Important | Fish • Gas-gun • Muscovy • Seal |
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