Westgate Heritage Museum

Nothing exemplifies Westgate being stuck in the Mithral Age like Westgate’s historical museum. This large complex has rooms devoted to Westgate’s history from every era since it was created. Westgate historians employed by the museum offer guided tours throughout the day, though residents of other districts often imply these tours are strongly biased in favor of Westgate. Those who demonstrate a strong knowledge of Westgate’s history, as well as a healthy respect for the district itself, may even be offered employment. The museum also has a gift shop that sells era-accurate clothing, “authentically made” goods from various points in the district’s history, and novelty trinkets. Profits from this shop are used to fund the district’s political initiatives. Recently, due to the ban on the Charge of the Gorgon on Statue Street, soft cloth dolls of a very cute gorgon have become tremendously popular purchases.
An attached museum restaurant also sells period-specific meals made as authentically as possible and is quite popular on its own. Despite its beloved nature among nearby residents, the museum does have a problem with common break-ins and vandalism; stopping these incidents and bringing those responsible to justice is something the museum is willing to pay very well for. Likewise, the museum is always looking for competent agents and brokers to secure important Westgate historical artifacts, which usually boils down to whatever historical artifacts Westgate wishes to claim to increase its prestige.

Type

Museum

Parent Location

Westgate

Owner

Sanloria Percota