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The Broken Oath of Aethelred House
Aethelred House, a massive Victorian mansion completed in 1888, was the home of the reclusive but powerful industrialist, Sir Elias…
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The Omitted Name from Cadell’s Peril
Cadell’s Peril, a massive Victorian mansion completed in 1880, was the home of the reclusive but powerful shipping tycoon, Sir…
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The Flawed Formula of Solstice Keep
Solstice Keep, a large stone mansion completed in 1870, was built to house the vast, private research facilities of the…
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The Static Silence of Merrivale Zenith
Merrivale Zenith, a circular stone mansion completed in 1865, was built specifically to house a state-of-the-art private observatory for the…
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The Abandoned Code of Atherton’s Folly
Atherton’s Folly, a massive stone house completed in 1885, was built by the wealthy but reclusive mathematical theorist, Dr. Elias…
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The False Foundation of Carston Veil
Carston Veil, a massive, elaborate mansion completed in 1890, was built on challenging, elevated terrain for the wealthy industrialist Mr.…
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The Unheard Warning of Thorne’s Ledge
Thorne’s Ledge, a massive, stone-clad mansion completed in 1880, was built on a challenging, elevated coastal site for the shipping…
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The Unresolved Ledger of Eldritch Hall
Eldritch Hall, a prominent Victorian residence built in 1860, was the home of Sir Marcus Thorpe, a key figure in…
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The Concealed Life of Atherton Gloom
Atherton Gloom, constructed in 1868, was the country estate of the wealthy, but deeply private, Baronet Sir Julian Atherton. The…
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The Missing Patient of Elara’s Retreat
Elara’s Retreat, an elegant but secluded manor completed in 1875, was acquired in 1888 by the philanthropic Dr. Alistair Finch,…
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The Untold Absence at Oakhaven House
Oakhaven House, constructed near the northern rail hub in 1891, was intended as the crown jewel property of the Midland…
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The Hollow Truth of Ebonwood Crest
Ebonwood Crest, completed in 1860 by the wealthy amateur scientist Mr. Arthur Pendelton, was equipped with a state-of-the-art meteorological station.…
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