Buckman

Buckman is a small town in Missouri that is featured in several stories.
It is a rural town, about 200 miles away (around a three-hour drive) from Kansas City. The population is around 2,749 people. Buckman High School has just under 200 students.
Buckman has a small park and....
Boyd's Barber Shop: The only one left in town, two chairs, hair cut for $12, beard trims $10.
The Briar Patch: a bookstore/restaurant at the head of Main Street.
Buckman Park: In the center of town, it is where many public functions occur including an annual fair and community theater events.
Deriddere, Inc.: A lifeblood company for the town. It is the make of the Roll & Step, one of the most common and popular step stools in North American.
Duck Inn Bottoms: a bar on the far
side of town and lowest. It has flooded a few times through the years due to its elevation.
Pop's Drug & Soda: The name the residents use. In fact it is called
Samson House: A museum for the town of Buckman and the surrounding community. It was owned by the Samson family, one of Buckman's oldest founding families and donated to Buckman in the will of Tulah Samson, who kept meticulous records of the town.
The Wild Hunt: An upper class, $$ restaurant. It survives the closest high class restaurant in over two hours away, and because people drive an hour or more to go there. Very good American food. Steaks, baked chicken, fresh caught trout and catfish, and occasionally, venison.
YMCA: With both gym and swimming pool.
==​Anything Could Happen==
Austin and Boden are originally from Buckman and Austin's family still lives in Buckman. Austin's childhood friend, Todd, is also from Buckman but ran away to Kansas City and Austin left to try and find him.
Austin, Boden and Guy drive to Buckman to celebrate Christmas with Austin's family.
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