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Port Mercer began as a quaint, bustling port on the east coast of Georgia... quaint, besides its tendency to attract the wrong kind of attention. It was common knowledge that the docks, along with various establishments downtown, were infested with pirates. But something drove them out of their safe harbour and the town was left to languish for nearly a century, something the few townsfolk that remembered did not speak of.
Most from the neighbouring cities were still afraid to settle there, even with the pirates long gone. Then came the civil war, bringing it back to life- at a price. The town's strange reputation resurfaced once more, however this time it was from the talk of ghosts instead.
But prosperity was not to shine over Port Mercer forever. It was eventually overshadowed by the neighbouring town of Savannah, and fell into obscurity once more.
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Ardsley Square Tall governmental buildings surround Ardsley Square, this is the real historic part of the city. The oldest buildings in the whole city are located here. Mostly just business around these parts though.
Winters Avenue This street has been home to many businesses that have gone through generations of Port Mercer families. Always the small and reliable shops. Along with those are the fire station and historical society.
Liberty Lane The Residential area, The Port Mercer Historical Society did a huge reconstruction on all of the downtown homes that were in ruins. Now they hold all the charm they originally had. The most valuable houses in all of the south.
Drayton Street [QUARANTINED AREA] Drayton Street is home to most of the food in the downtown area. All of the chefs back in the day grouped together, building their restaurants close to share in the love of the business. After a nice meal a walk through the park or a short shopping trip of odds and ends can be done here aswell.
Suffolk Row [QUARANTINED AREA] Undoubtedly the smallest street in town, at least in regards to width. This has given Suffolk Row a charm of it's own, cramped with quirky, charming stores that don't quite fit on Winters Avenue.
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