[h1]Amistad, TX[/h1]
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[b]1- The Kiskadee Cantina:[/b]
The busiest place in town; the local saloon. Ran by Ol' McRiley.
[b]2- Morales' Eatery:[/b]
A proto-café where meals and coffees are served. Used predominantly by workers and travelers.
[b]3- Haven Inn:[/b]
Accommodations for travelers and temporary residents, which make up a large percentage of the town.
[b]4- Infirmary:[/b]
A small medical clinic headed by Nurse Davis.
[b]5- St. Joseph's:[/b]
A Christian church; sometimes used as a community center. Currently lacking a permanent priest.
[b]6- Town Hall:[/b]
The administrative center for the town. The workplace of Mayor Davis.
[b]7- Sheriff’s Office:[/b]
The law enforcement center. Has a small jail in-built.
[b]8- Bank:[/b]
A small financial building wherein townspeople may deposit money, or request loans.
[b]9- General Store:[/b]
A central hub for purchasing food, tools, clothing, and other essentials.
[b]10- de Groot's Barbershop:[/b]
A place for haircuts, shaves, and sometimes informal news exchanges.
[b]11- Hadfield's Bakery:[/b]
A shop wherein bread and other baked goods are made and sold.
[b]12- Rangers’ Safehouse:[/b]
A building used by Texas Rangers when they are in the area; also accessible by the Sheriff.
[b]13- Schoolhouse:[/b]
A small, one-room building in which the town's children are schooled.
[b]14- Campbell & Sons Blacksmith:[/b]
A workshop for metalworking, horseshoeing, and repair work.
[b]15- Saw Mill:[/b]
For processing timber into usable wood for building, most of which is used in the town itself.
[b]16- Assay Office:[/b]
A place where miners could have their precious metals tested and valued.
[b]17- Livery Stable:[/b]
A facility for boarding and renting horses.
[b]18- Depot:[/b]
A station where stagecoaches stop to pick up and drop off passengers and mail. Doubles as a post office.