Location Table

Monument	Zone	Location ( x y z )
Theatre Row	Kallisti Wharf	1997.947.5423.0[Copy]
Maxwell Stadium	Kallisti Wharf	1308.518.4923.0[Copy]
Flagtown	Kallisti Wharf	1837.542.01208.9[Copy]
Showcase	Kallisti Wharf	1954.848.51685.5[Copy]

Theater Row

Monument 1, located in Kallisti Wharf. Click image for larger version.

Inscription

Theatre Row was a place of fashion and culture for decades. It truly rose to fame in the 1910s and 1920s when Kallisti Wharf was booming with trade, shipping and immigration. It was renowned for its unique street food, arts festivals, and numerous theaters, quickly developing into a major tourist trap. By the late 1930s the Paragon Showcase sprang up, a rival film festival to the nascent Cannes and Venice Film Festivals.

Location

This plaque is in the "Theatre Row" district of Kallisti Wharf. Its coordinates are (1997.9, 47.5, 423.0)[Copy].

It is located in the north of the "Theatre Row" district, 195 yards south west of the "Kallisti Marina" neighborhood marker and 275 yards north west of the "Maxwell Stadium" marker on a north facing house corner.

Maxwell Stadium

Monument 2, located in Kallisti Wharf. Click image for larger version.

Inscription

In the aftermath of Mark Maxwell's corruption case, Emil Christie sought to bring back some positivity and good will to the area. The site was sold to David 'Odysseus' Hill and his foundation as a philanthropic endeavor to build the area up as a nod to the Greek immigrants that settled it. The plans are to have a multi-faceted entertainment complex in the form of a traditional colosseum, which can also be converted within hours to be a forum for live outdoor theater. This about-face for the area won Emil Christie his re-election handily.

Location

This plaque is in the "Maxwell Stadium" district of Kallisti Wharf. Its coordinates are (1308.5, 18.4, 923.0)[Copy].

It is 36 yards south of the "Maxwell Stadium" neighborhood marker in the basement of the colosseum construction site.

Flagtown

Monument 3, located in Kallisti Wharf. Click image for larger version.

Inscription

In the early 2000s, there was a movement to revitalize the area, but the Rikti War put an end to that when FLagtown and much of the Wharf was devastated plunging the area into a depression. Some years later, several of the theaters where bought by land tycoon Mark Maxwell after a tense set of townhall forums.

Location

This plaque is in the "Theatre Row" district of Kallisti Wharf. Its coordinates are (1837.5, 42.0, 1208.9)[Copy].

It is located 227 yards south west of the "Maxwell Stadium" marker and 239 yards north west of the "Theatre Row" marker, standing on a pedestal at a square, near a row of protesters.

Showcase

Monument 4, located in Kallisti Wharf. Click image for larger version.

Inscription

In the early 1950s, a string of corruption and tax fraud charges at the Showcase send it spiralling into bankruptcy, tarnishing the reputation of the area.The Row began its long decline, and the street for which it was named fell fully into disrepair during the 1970s. Most of the theatres wer abdoned and condemned, a heaven for squatters and the criminals who preyed upon them.

Location

This plaque is in the "Theatre Row" district of Kallisti Wharf. Its coordinates are (1954.8, 48.5, 1685.5)[Copy].

It is 183 yards West of the "Theatre Row" neighborhood marker at a building wall.