A 1920s City Map Inspired by H. P. Lovecraft

[TrueUndeadHero]

I recently began worldbuilding a city inspired by the works of H. P. Lovecraft, Stephen King, and other sources (see: Alan Wake, Silent Hill, Silent Hill P. T.)

I am looking for a map that appears like something similar to the 1920s. The area is called New Bristol, GA and is located on the area's (fictionally infamous) Darkwater Bay. The area has a total population of 14,750 people and is a town from the Colonial Era, which a history very similar to Savannah with much less success. The city has a terminus station (Mayhew Station) that runs through much of the central city and belongs to the fictional "Golden Islands Railway Company".

Working on the scale of "New Bristol" to figure out population and such. The area is based off this peninsula. The space is 2000 ft (610 m) with the exception to the small section on the bottom which is 1000 ft (305 m).




Main Inspiration comes from this map of Arkham, from H. P. Lovecraft.

If there is any other questions, please let me know.

[AntonioFrade]

Hey TUH,

I could be interested in the project. Here you have some samples of my latest works::

• Guild of Shadows Merchant Plaza
• Urobos continent
• Guild of Shadows RPG
• Against the gigants
• Silvestine Map

Let me know if you are interested in my services. You can reach me at: info -at- versakestudio -dot- com

Regards,

Antonio Frade

[DanielHasenbos]

Hey TrueUndeadHere,

I might be interested in this project. You can have a look at my portfolio to get an impression of my work and if you are interested you can contact me at info [at] danielsmaps [dot] com.

I hope to hear from you soon.

-Daniel

[Bryan G. McWhirter]

Here's a 1920s style city map I did for New Comet Games' "Devil's Swamp" for Call of Cthulhu



If this is what you are looking for, I'd love to hear more about your project.

-Bryan

[niekell]

Hello TrueUndeadHero,
interestingly New Bristol made an appearance in the "Lords of Creation" RPG in the boxed set adventure "The Horn of Roland". I've never run the adventure with the Lords of Creation rules but the part set in New Bristol is superb for a Sorceror/Mage (WhiteWolf) investigation chapter. There is a map of New Bristol in the adventure if you're curious as to previous layouts of this fictional location.