Scollay Square is a location mentioned in Fallout 4.
Background[edit]
Before the Great War, Scollay Square was Boston's red light district.[1] It had an entertainment establishment that advertised ladies night on Monday and Wednesday featured the All Star Vaudeville Revue. The area also had a subway station.
After the war, the area became Goodneighbor, with the entertainment building established as Memory Den and the subway station as a bar known as The Third Rail.[Pub 1] Posters advertising "Scollay Square's Best Entertainment" are still visible around Boston.
Notes[edit]
The Silver Shroud Radio featured an episode called Episode 1: A Slaying in Scollay Square.
Appearances[edit]
Scollay Square is mentioned in Fallout 4.
Behind the Scenes[edit]
The Scollay Square facade and marquee are modeled after those of the real-world Gordon's Olympia Theatre, demolished in 1996.[Ext 1] The All Star Vaudeville Revue was a production that took place at the Federal Theater in Boston.[Ext 2]
Gallery[edit]
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Entrance
Subway
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References[edit]
- ↑ Fallout 4 loading screens: "Goodneighbor was built in and around the remains of Boston's old red light district, Scollay Square."
- ↑ Fallout 4 Vault Dweller's Survival Guide/Map: "Goodneighbor: Built on an ancient area of Boston once known as Scollay Square, Goodneighbor was founded in the year 2240 by a group of criminals banished from Diamond City."