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'''Wolfshead Brewing Co.''' was a brewery located in [[London]], [[United Kingdom]], around the 1860s. | '''Wolfshead Brewing Co.''' was a brewery located in [[London]], [[United Kingdom]], around the 1860s. | ||
Located in the [[City of London]], Wolfshead Brewing Co. was a run-down brewery | Located in the borough of [[City of London]], Wolfshead Brewing Co. was a run-down brewery until the property was purchased by an anonymous party in the 1850s. With the contract, the company was officially named Wolfshead. From that moment onward, Wolfshead Brewing became a prominent brewery in the borough. | ||
In 1868, the company was run by the [[Blighters]], operating under [[Bloody Nora]], and it relied heavily on child labor. The [[Assassins]] [[Jacob Frye|Jacob]] and [[Evie Frye]], at the behest of [[Clara O'Dea]], infiltrated the facility, liberated the child workers, and killed the overseer. As a result of these actions, the Blighters lost control of the facility, allowing the [[Rooks]] to move in and resume operations. | In 1868, the company was run by the [[Blighters]], operating under [[Bloody Nora]], and it relied heavily on child labor. The [[Assassins]] [[Jacob Frye|Jacob]] and [[Evie Frye]], at the behest of [[Clara O'Dea]], infiltrated the facility, liberated the child workers, and killed the overseer. As a result of these actions, the Blighters lost control of the facility, allowing the [[Rooks]] to move in and resume operations. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:10, 23 November 2018
Wolfshead Brewing Co. was a brewery located in London, United Kingdom, around the 1860s.
Located in the borough of City of London, Wolfshead Brewing Co. was a run-down brewery until the property was purchased by an anonymous party in the 1850s. With the contract, the company was officially named Wolfshead. From that moment onward, Wolfshead Brewing became a prominent brewery in the borough.
In 1868, the company was run by the Blighters, operating under Bloody Nora, and it relied heavily on child labor. The Assassins Jacob and Evie Frye, at the behest of Clara O'Dea, infiltrated the facility, liberated the child workers, and killed the overseer. As a result of these actions, the Blighters lost control of the facility, allowing the Rooks to move in and resume operations.