King Street

Background
The closest thing to a downtown Wheldrake has to offer, King Street is about three blocks of shops and restaurants, with the town’s paltry City Hall center stage. Ever since the early 2000s, it’s slowly started to spruce up a little bit, pushing out the businesses that cater to the poorer members of the community.

Black Cat Cafe
Casual locale and a favorite for Wormwood students. Managed by Caitlyn Gardner.

The El
An overpriced American modern restaurant, mostly for the wealthier citizens. Managed by Nathan Lloyd, who may have a connection to Antonia Lloyd.

Green Cross Pharmacy
The only place to pick up your prescriptions in town, but don’t worry; they’re pretty well-stocked. Lydia Baxter is the head pharmacist, and her children, Victor and Victoria, are employees.

Hard Knocks Hardware Store
The appeal is that the employees can give you excellent advice on your D.I.Y. projects, because the prices certainly can’t be drawing people in.

King Street Yoga
Above Page Turners (now closed) is a yoga studio, offering overpriced classes highly popular with the wealthier members of the community. Owned by Abigail Walsh.

Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
The most useless Sheriff’s office this side of the state. Aaron Parker is Sheriff, and Dalton Blevins, Soren Finch, Harvey Reid, and Edward Bates are his deputies.

Mystic Roots Hair Salon and Spa
Luxurious and overpriced, but… they do a good blowout.

A Scandal in Bohemia
An overpriced vintage clothing store, specializing in clothing from the 1940s to 1960s.

The Wheldrake Herald
The local newspaper, with only a few staff writers and one photographer on hand. The editor-at-large is Emmett Parker.

Wheldrake City Hall
The center of King Street, and a bland, if large, building. Employees include Mayor McDonald, Emma Collazo, Rudy Parsons, and Joel Davenport.

Wheldrake Public Library
The place to go for pieces of local history and old news reels. Anya Bolden is head librarian, and Isabella Green and Bethany Foster are Lesser Librarians.