Silverfield

The Town
Once, Silverfield had a different name. Though, this seems to have been forgotten by the people of the town itself. Even then that was the case for the town's name before that one. Nobody knows what the town was originally called, however there is a stone out by the only road in and out of Silverfield that reads "March 9th, 1623". Officially this has been accepted as the founding date for the town but this cannot be confirmed.

Silverfield at one point appeared to be on the upswing, growing slowly but surely. This would come to a halt somewhere in the year 2016, when after a localized ice storm most of the human population would flee the town itself. Leaving it occupied by those brave enough to remain. Since then the city has become stagnant with growth. Neither diminishing from its original size nor expanding outwards.

Now, the town center itself is mainly made up of brick buildings and stores littering the main street. The spires of church steeples crawl upwards to the heavens, like the fingertips of a fallen man reaching upwards for a hand that is not there. As one goes further out from the center of the town they will find themselves in suburban areas, these regions are typically filled with older houses. Those closer to the ocean take on a much more “beach house” appearance. While those near to the surrounding woodlands appear almost ancient and Victorian.

Along the northern coast of the town lies the industrial district, dilapidated steel mills and port entries lay unused. Though, some individuals have stated there is life there. At night lights illuminate the old mills and shadowy figures can be seen lurking by the docs. According to some bodies drained of blood have even been dredged up from underneath the piers but these are just local rumors.