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A little background and history

A place for all unfinished old topics, or things that just need moving.

Sub-boards: Old Announcments, Old Character Applications, Old Diary Entries, Old OOC Topics, Old Plot Pages, Old RP's

For anyone who is leaving for a significant period of time or would like to give up a character.

OOC discussion

Bored? Waiting for someone else to post? Why not come and join in a few games?!

For promoting other sites.

Sub-boards: Approved Ads, Pending Ads

A place to advertise for fights, romance or friendships and just general plotting

A place for you to keep your characters diaries and photo albums. A personal time line

Come here for any special requests

Muggle station home the concealed platfor 9 3/4

Stands beside Eeylops Owl Emporium. Mail can be read here.

Sub-board: Owl Post

A pub and inn for wizards, located on the Muggle street of Charing Cross Road in London, offering food, drinks and rooms to rent.

The busy office of the wizarding newspaper, The Daily Prophet.

A magical creature shop that, besides selling magical creatures, also offers advice on animal care and health.

Clothing shop which sell robes and wizard attire, along with Hogwarts uniform.

Fine wands shop described as narrow and shabby, with a sign that reads Ollivander’s: Makers of Fine Wands since 382 BC in peeling gold letters over the door.

The only known bank of the wizarding world and it is operated primarily by goblins. A snowy white building, near the intersection of Knockturn Alley and Diagon Alley, Gringotts towers over all neighbouring shops.

Sells a great variety of magic-related books, including textbooks for Hogwarts courses and other books of general magical interest.

Crowded streets of Diagon Alley. Also contains a wide range of small stalls offering everything from sweets to apparent dark magic protection.

Home of Lily and James Potter.

A suit of armor stands proudly at the end of the hall seemingly to protect the tenants and visitors of this unadorned three story complex.

Pretty self explanatory actually. A flat in west London.

A domineering manor can be seen from the side of the road. Large iron gates keeping out those unwanted waifs that befoul the wizarding world. A long dirt drive way with neatly trimmed bushes either side lead up to a circular fountain and the Black Estate. Large oak doors lead you into this prestigious manor, if you dare enter.

A stone built cottage in the heart of Colyton, Devon. A roomy cottage with plenty of space and room so you never actually have to see anyone if you do not wish to. Home to Dorcas Meadows and her elderly, ill mother.

A quaint little cottage on a descending grassy hill overlooking the sea. A cream exterior with a thatched roof, the inside is light and spacious, just enough for one to live and two to visit.

Home of the Blacks

Home of Rodolphus Lestrange

Located in a small industrial muggle town (some guess Old Birhmingham). Home of Severus Snape, who lived in an 'old brick house in need of repairs'.

Popular Inn run by the popular Madam Rosmerta

Sweets and Chocolate in every size and colour.

A shop which sells practical jokes and hilarious items

Madam Puttifoot's Tea House, for cute couples in love

Dark and dingy pub.

A place to come for live bands, the start of all parades, and just a place to hang out if you want some piece and quiet from time to time.

Various muggle play parks all dotted around the UK. Fake rocket ships, Spiders Web climbing poles, swings, slides and everyone's favourite, the roundabout

A place to kick a ball or two about a long stretch of grass with funny post things. Though make sure you don't bring your Quidditch Set here, you might shock a few muggles

had a big night out? Why not come here for a tasty Doner Kebab to absorb some of that alcohol? It's how the muggles do it!

The Shady Wok is an eat in or take away muggle Chinese restaurant

A forest west of Avestom Park. Often used as neutral ground between the order and death eaters.

A fortress in the middle of the North Sea acting as a prison for wizards. Guarded by dementors.

A large city version of Hogsmede village. Although, it is not an all wizard settlement - it runs parralel to a muggle town. But, like many other wizarding towns it remains undetected by the non-magical inhabitants.

A pebble beach loved by surfers for the waves. Not a great place for families with young children, too many have lost their lives to the strong tide.

Hogwart's famous extensive grounds.

Used for meetings and feasts.

Rooms for members of staff.

Stargazing.

Where lessons are held for Hogwarts subjects.

For reading and quiet study.

A room with the power to give you anything you want.

One for each house.

Sub-boards: Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, Slytherin