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This is a list of establishments featured on the Main Page.

2009

Aug 01 - Runic Abbey

Apr 23 - UORares Rune Library & Rare Museum

The museum was founded shortly after the Samurai Empire expansion. The collection and rune library were first rate. Unfortunately the museum had a tragic end in January 2006.

Mar 21 - Jolly Roger Inn

In December 2007, Hawkeye Pike was washed ashore again in Vesper. After 6 years he had finally returned to Britannia. In March 2008, he decided to try and re-unite the pirates of Catskills once more. Hawkeye reestablished the brethren of pirates to pillage towns, mug landlubbers and conquer the sea. He built the Jolly Roger Inn at a perfect location: The sandy beach of a small lagoon south of Trinsic. Other pirates soon settled in this area, which became the headquarters of the United Pirates guild.

Feb 18 - The Grand Britannian Repertory

The Grand Britannian Repertory is located just outside of Zento's north eastern gate, and houses over 1,500 books, making it the largest library in Ultima Online history, and the primary center of lore on Atlantic. The library is open for all visitors, and is available for lectures, studies and events.

2008

Feb 21 - Goodman's Rune Library

This Rune Library on Atlantic is the legacy of Frank Campbell (aka Lord Goodman) who established his library on the shores of Magincia Beach. The Library continues to evolve and serve the Players of Atlantic. Two new buildings will be opened in the spring of 2008 dedicated to the history & memories of Atlantic.

Jan 31 - THIEF Gift Shop & Imaginary Petting Zoo

This vendor house / museum has found itself in many different locations on Napa Valley, but it's always been run by Chad Sexington. It was originally established in 1998 as a small marble workshop in the fields of North Minoc.