Lockwood Manor

Lockwood Manor, also known as the Lockwood Estate, is a mansion that was owned by Sir Benjamin Lockwood, located in Northern California. It is the former home of Sir Benjamin as well as Maisie Lockwood, Eli Mills, and Iris.

## Museum Parlor

Down the front hall way from the front entrance is a small mini Museum Parlor adorned with large dinosaur dioramas built in large display, similar to real world museum displays or Disneyland. There is also several fossils of prehistoric life ranging from a ceratopsian dinosaur that is the center feature and the fossil of a Smilodon. The Parlor also has a second level accessible by spiraled metal stairs. The second level has a small library adorned with books Lockwood likely collected over his life and possibly related to the prehistoric past. There is also a backdoor which can get back to the first floor but leads into the diorama displays.

## Mills' Office

Eli Mills' office is seen when Claire first arrives at Lockwood Manor to discuss the rescue mission of the dinosaurs. His office looks like any ordinary office or study. Mills' desk however is advanced technology similar to what was seen at the Jurassic World theme park with a computerized touch screen. Mills used this for business work and could access and drag digitized files and images. It was this screen that he used to monitor the progress of the Isla Nublar operation.

## Lockwood's Bedroom

Lockwood's bedroom is the room in which he sleeps and is hooked up to machines monitoring his health on a daily basis. As he is now bedridden and unable to walk, he spends the most time in this room in bed reading or looking over his scrapbook of Maisie. This room bears a lot in common with the bedroom of John Hammond in his own Estate when he too was ailing. It is in this room where Sir Benjamin confronts Eli Mills over his betrayal and orders Mills to turn himself into the police. Mills however further betrays Lockwood and tells him what he did was truly an "unholy thing" before suffocating Lockwood with a pillow

## Maisie's Bedroom

Maisie's bedroom is where she sleeps and is adorned much like any child's room. She is shown to be in possession of a variety of toys such as stuffed animals, dolls, plastic horses, and some plastic and stuffed dinosaurs. Her floor has a red rug on it for her to sit on and play with her toys and she has a large bed (for a small child). There is also shelves of books and toys shown on the walls. Hanging over her ceiling and to her bed canopy is lights similar to Christmas lights. Maisie also has a balcony accessible through a glass door which she uses to climb from the sides of the house to the rooftops.

## Auctioneer Room

The auctioneer room is a large and spacious room with tall ceilings accessible by the elevator. It's original use was as the estate's luxury garage. The Room was used to host the various guests from all over the world to attend Mills' dinosaur auction. The floor of the room was fitted with a contraption that allowed for the cages holding dinosaurs from the subbasement to be pulled in for viewing by the guests. Mills managed to sell several of the dinosaurs to various guests and even managed to sell the Indoraptor to a Russian bidder before Owen Grady and the Stygimoloch ambushed the auction, which ruined the event and caused most of the bidders & mercenaries to evacuate in a panic.

## Subbasement

The subbasement is, as its name implies, a subbasement beneath the actual buildings of Lockwood Manor. It has a large garage connected to it and a second entrance which is a big tunnel leading out of the subbasement where the animal pens are. The actual subbasement has a series of animal pens designed like the ones in modern zoos and are able to house a variety of dinosaurs ranging from small to medium and even large dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus and Apatosaurus (albeit cramped up). The animal pens are designed with steel gated bars and can lead the animals onto a moving floor system that can move a series of other cages. The mechanism is designed in such away to be able to carry the animal in its cage to other parts of the Manor such as the auctioneer room and to carrier vehicles in the garage. Above the animal pens is the actual laboratory which is accessible by elevator. The laboratory has spiral staircases allowing for access to the animal pens below. The Lab was upgraded sometime before 2015 and 2018 and has modern equipment and computers for the genetics work. A side control room is where one can monitor all the systems including the electrical power of the Manor and has a security feed with camera footage of other parts of the Manor. The Subbasement is also the birthplace of the Indoraptor and where the creature lived its entire life until its last living day. It was kept in a closed off pen that was cloaked in darkness. The reason the cage is in darkness is because there was a maintenance worker in the cage to attempt to change the light but the Indoraptor killed him popping the light.]

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