Cresthaven Hotel

Built in the 1860's, the Cresthaven Hotel was a luxurious place to stay on the outskirts of Chicago. Pricy, yet refined, the hotel was a dream-come-true built by Edwin Green, Lady Green's father. While Edwin was a savvy business man in most of his endeavors, the hotel cost far more to upkeep than it made in profit. When the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 claimed most of the city, it also claimed Edwin's other investments, meaning he could no longer support the hotel with his other income. The hotel was shut down. Edwin died with his family in early 1872 when fetch-hunters came for his daughter. After merging with her fetch, Lady Green took the property still in her family's name and renovated it to be the home of a new freehold in Chicago.
=== The Modern Freehold ===
A = The Courtroom, where all freehold business if formally discussed
B = The KitchenC = "The Cafeteria"D = StorageE = Quarters for New Arrivals and Interrogation RoomsF = Hallway connecting D & EG = The Conference RoomH = The Main FoyerI = The Front Desk, with basement/prison accessJ = The Bar=== Secrets Discovered ===
#1 = The Harvest King's Hollow under the stairs#? = King Oleander's Hollow on the 2nd floor (not pictured)
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