The Gilman House Hotel
The Gilman House Hotel figured greatly in HP Lovecraft's classic story Shadow over Innsmouth and is the only hotel in the city; our hero escapes after getting a room up on the fourth floor. The hotel features a full foyer and registration desk area, dining room, kitchen and a completely populated example room with moody, early lighting fixtures. There is also back courtyard. The hotel was likely built around 1840, right before a dramatic economic plunge.

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The Marsh Refinery Office
The Marsh Refining Company was founded in 1830 by Captain Obed Marsh of Innsmouth. After several trips to the South Pacific, Captain Marsh became extremely wealthy, and built a refinery on the river in order to process gold into gold ingots and a complete office building in the city in order to handle the booming business. Until 1838, the city saw rapid expansion, until a set back in the south pacific left Captain Marsh with a dilemma on where to source his gold. The Marsh Refinery Office still stands to the date in which the HP Lovecraft tale Shadow Over Innsmouth takes place. Although stricken by calamity after calamity, members of the Marsh family can sometimes be spotted secretly entering the building. The Marsh Refinery Office is a multi-floor building, with a full reception area and elevator on the first floor, completed offices on the second floor and more space for expansion. The top floor has a dark boardroom, and a private office of the Marsh elder.

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Innsmouth National Grocery Store
The National Grocery chain store in Innsmouth provided one of the few friendly faces to be met by the narrator of Shadow Over Innsmouth - a lone boy worker who originally came from Arkham provided the narrator with advice and a rough map of the town. This store is set up in the corner portion of a building, with entries on two sides. The building is much patched and shows signs of later modification. A stairway around one side provides access to an upstairs storage room. The store is well lit, with pre-placed goods behind the counter. Based on an authentic photograph of a grocery store in the 1920s.

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Manuxet Restaurant
The Manuxet Restaurant, which specializes in seafood, gave little respite to the narrator of Shadow Over Innsmouth. This urban restaurant occupies a narrow, urban building (with two additional floors you can populate!). A complete front area provides tables, booth and counter seating. Includes a fully furnished kitchen (with counter space, two ice boxes, stove), single rest room and also a storage room.

This model is available by itself, or as a part of Innsmouth Volume 1 Complete Edition. It can be licensed for real time 3d playback in games (with original .max files, plus all 'art license' files), as well art / animation licenses for Poser / DAZ Studio, Blender, Vue, Shade 3D and Bryce.

Innsmouth Fire Station
First built in 1881, but based on photos from the 1920s, this firestation is a classic red brick New England style fire station, complete with garage, crew quarters, office and more. Spacious and capable of housing fire engines from the the 1880s onward. The Innsmouth Fire Station was one of the few refuges of normality in Innsmouth, one that the narrator in Shadow Over Innsmouth found very briefly.

This model is available by itself, or as a part of Innsmouth Volume 1 Complete Edition. It can be licensed for real time 3d playback in games (with original .max files, plus all 'art license' files), as well art / animation licenses for Poser / DAZ Studio, Blender, Vue, Shade 3D and Bryce.

Esoteric Order of Dagon
First built in 1840s, the Masonic Temple suffered the ills of the economic decline of Innsmouth and a declining membership by the turn of the century. They finally they sold out their building to a hitherto private, local organization called the Esoteric Order of Dagon - a quasi-religious group dominated by the Marsh family. This multi-level building has a large reception hall, private libraries, a private, hidden passage out to the sea and a large room for holding mind shattering rituals. A mysterious signal lamp on the roof points into town, rather than out.

This model is available by itself, or as a part of Innsmouth Volume 1 Complete Edition. It can be licensed for real time 3d playback in games (with original .max files, plus all 'art license' files), as well art / animation licenses for Poser / DAZ Studio, Blender, Vue, Shade 3D and Bryce

Innsmouth Wholesale Fish Market
The fish market still operates, though it is rare that buyers outside of Innsmouth appear. Other than to supply the restaurant or to ship out to other towns through previous, written agreement, very little commerce happens. The building, once designed to handle the bounty of dozens of fishing ships is mostly empty, with broken windows and mossy stonework. Yet some business still takes place there - an office light can sometimes be seen at night, and the rotting display boards see use of some kind. Something or someone walks the upper balcony at night.

This model is available by itself, or as a part of Innsmouth Volume 1 Complete Edition. It can be licensed for real time 3d playback in games (with original .max files, plus all 'art license' files), as well art / animation licenses for Poser / DAZ Studio, Blender, Vue, Shade 3D and Bryce.

Innsmouth Ruined Lightnouse
At one time, this lighthouse and keeper kept a close eye on ships straying too close to Devil's Reef; decades after the change began in Innsmouth, the lighthouse still works, but is slowly decaying into ruin as the tainted keeper rarely attends to his duties. This lighthouse is based loosely on a historical lighthouse in Gloucester, said to be a possible inspiration to Lovecraft. It consists of the keeper's house, a long, windowless corridor between house and lighthouse, and the lighthouse itself. Both buildings are completely furnished. The lighthouse also includes a lens system that is era specific to the 1930s.
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