General store

A general store in New York

General stores were trading posts present in the 18th century Colonial America.

Unlike the various 15th and 16th century merchants, general stores provided all the supplies at the same time, ranging from melee and ranged weapons, ammunition, hunting supplies, clothing dyes and maps.

The stores were located in the major cities such as Boston and New York, and in the Frontier. The Kanien'kehá:ka Assassin Ratonhnhaké:ton could trade in his hunting spoils at any of these stores.

Each store possessed an accounting book, through which Ratonhnhaké:ton could trade the goods crafted by the artisans of the Davenport Homestead, as well as manage the convoys that would be sent to the other colonies across America.

List of trading partners

Boston

• Hancock's Store No. 5 - Central District
• Elizabeth Murray's Fineries - North District
• Child's Still House & Dry Goods - South District

New York

• Rhinelander's Sugars - East District
• De Lancey's Imports & Goods - East-West District border
• Van Brugh's Spices - North-West District border

Frontier

• The Walking Haberdashery - Monmouth
• The Milliner's Wares - Lexington
• Murdoch's Barter - Concord

Trivia

• The man at Hancock's Store has a German accent, but speaks with an American one in the memory "A Trip to Boston".

Gallery

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  A general store in the Frontier
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  Interior of a general store
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  One of the inventories of a general store

References

• Assassin's Creed III