Edgewood Farm

Edgewood Farm
Type	Defunct farmstead
Region	Badlands

Edgewood Farm is a dead dairy farm in the eastern Badlands, on the edge of a swampy wood. It once belonged to the Harris family. Years later it became the hiding place of a serial killer known as Peter Pan.

History

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The Harris Family

The farm was built to a standard Petrochem design. The Harris family joined a Biotechnica farming scheme, which supplied their cattle and bought everything they produced. The deal was poor, but it kept the farm safe from rival corporations. Even with constant tinkering by Biotechnica's scientists, the cows never did well in the modern Californian climate. The dangers of the Badlands forced the family to guard the barn and the house with turrets.

Anthony Harris grew up here. His mother had died long before, so he and his father ran the farm alone, and he went to the public school in nearby Laguna Bend. After his father died, he was taken in by a foster family in Laguna Bend.

Peter Pan

Anthony came back as an adult and turned the empty farm into a prison. He kept his victims in the old barn like cattle.

Edgewood Farm Map

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Edgewood Farm map location:

Map credit by Map Genie.

Inside Edgewood Farm

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A concrete wall with an iron fence, turrets and mines surrounds the whole property and its three buildings. Swamp covers most of the ground around it. Inside the barn, the cages where Harris kept his victims are still standing.

Jobs

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River Ward's search for his nephew Randy Kutcher in The Hunt ends at Edgewood Farm. Clues from a braindance lead River and V here, and they break through the gate in River's Thorton Mackinaw.

Name	Type
The Hunt	Side Job