The Whitespring Resort terminal entries are a series of entries found on terminals in The Whitespring Resort in Fallout 76. More entries were added with the Expeditions: The Pitt update.
Artisan's Corner terminal[]
Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink
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| Welcome to the Whitespring |
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Welcome to Artisan's Corner, your home for creative, hands-on learning. This month's activity theme is: THE WILDERNESS SURVIVAL EXPERIENCE.
About Artisan's Corner[]
ABOUT ARTISAN'S CORNER
Artisan's Corner is The Whitespring's newest and most innovative retail experience, where guests can choose from a wide array of inspiring educational and recreational opportunities.
Each month, current and upcoming guests of The Whitespring can propose and vote on a theme. Artisan's Corner will spotlight the chosen theme, offering exciting, hands-on classes, expert guided instruction, free workspace, and all the supplies and materials required to make your experience a success.
Whether ceramics or cuisine, portraiture or prestidigitation, Artisan's Corner is the place where creators thrive.
Class Schedule[]
ARTISAN'S CORNER
WILDERNESS SURVIVAL EXPERIENCE
CLASS SCHEDULE: 12/15/78-1/15/79
Venison Charcuterie - From hunt to haute.
Caliber with Class - Gilding your ammunition.
Taxidermy 101 - Your pet's forever home.
En Garde - Bring a fencing foil to a knife fight.
How To Boil Water - You're doing it wrong.
Daytripper or Nightcap - Running a backwoods still.
Packing Heat - Big game hunting with flamethrowers.
All classes offered daily; see Friedrich for details.
Activity Fee, Resort Fee, Historic Preservation Fee, Materials Fee, and Tax apply.
Propose a Theme[]
PROPOSE A THEME
Validating guest status... failed.
We're sorry, only guests with current or upcoming reservations at The Whitespring are elligible
to propose or vote on themes for Artisan's Corner.
Day guests are welcome to enjoy the current activity during their visit.
Vote on a Theme[]
VOTE ON A THEME
Validating guest status... failed.
We're sorry, only guests with current or upcoming reservations at The Whitespring are elligible to propose or vote on themes for Artisan's Corner.
Day guests are welcome to enjoy the current activity during their visit.
View Voting Results[]
VIEW VOTING RESULTS
DECEMBER 2078
Four topics were randomly selected from among those proposed by current and former guests of The Whitespring. The results were:
THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS (0) - Learn to grow, cut, and assemble elegant arrangements with the help of The Whitespring's legendary gardeners and florists.
FIGURE SCULPTING (0) - Draw on The Whitespring's renowned collection of statuary as model and inspiration for your own masterpiece. Sculpt with clay, marble, or Appalachian Limestone, quarried right on the property!
WILDERNESS SURVIVAL EXPERIENCE (72) - Master the rugged, do-it-yourself skills prized throughout Appalachia. From ammo to armor, cooking to carbines, learn how to survive against any odds.
PAPIER-MACHE (1) - Not just for kids! Papier-Mache can create fascinating functional and decorative works of art.
Assistant duty manager's terminal[]
Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink
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| Welcome to the Whitespring |
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| USER: -NONE- |
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| TODAY'S MANAGEMENT TEAM |
| PRESIDENT & CEO: Wilbur Ainsley III |
| GENERAL MANAGER: James Wilcox, Sr. |
| ACTING ASSISTANT MANAGER: Joyce Easton |
| DEPUTY ACTING ASSISTANT MANAGER: Stratford |
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Candy Shoppe office terminal[]
Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink
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| Welcome to the Whitespring |
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| USER: CLERK Joyce Easton |
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The Whitespring 2080 Initiative[]
THE WHITESPRING 2080 INITIATIVE
Please select a memorandum to view:
Press Release: The 2080 Initiative[]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
THE WHITESPRING ANNOUNCES FIVE-YEAR RENOVATION PLAN
May 27, 2075: The Whitespring is pleased to announce The Whitespring 2080 Initiative, a major five-year renovation to the historic mountain resort.
"The Whitespring is famous for its world-class hospitality, amenities, and spectacular natural beauty." said James Wilcox, General Manager. "The Whitespring 2080 Initiative is an ambitious, forward-looking plan to revitalize the resort and secure its place among the world's premier vacation destinations for generations to come."
The Whitespring 2080 Initiative includes:
* THE HOMESTEADS: Luxury real estate with all the amenities of one of the world's greatest resorts.
* THE SPRINGHILL: The Whitespring's celebrated golf course, redesigned for a new era of sport.
* IRONCLAD SERVICE: Hospitality perfected with the very latest in service and security robotics.
* BUSINESS CLASS: Elevated service for corporate clients, including conference facilities, event planning, and corporate promotional opportunities.
* MODERN HERITAGE: Completely refurbished guest rooms, suites, and cottages that meet the needs of the modern traveller.
Built in 1858, The Whitespring Resort offers a wide array of elegant shops, fine dining, and exciting sporting opportunities for distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen.
Staff Bulletin, July 2077[]
TO: All Staff
FROM: J. Wilcox, General Manager
CONFIDENTIAL - NOT FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
I wanted to take a moment to thank everyone who attended last Saturday's Listening Session. As most of you are aware, The Whitespring has not been profitable in over a decade. The board still believes the Initiative represents our best path forward, and has decided to move forward with the current plan.
For the second half of this year:
* THE HOMESTEADS continue to be advertised in regional and national media.
* Remodeling of THE SPRINGHILL continues under the direction of Lead Architect Ryan Ainsley. The course will open for an exhibition tournament this fall.
* IRONCLAD SERVICE robots have replaced the remaining security and groundskeeping staff. Over the next few months, robots will be phased in to replace personnel throughout the hotel. All staff are to assist in training their replacements. Report any further customer service incidents to your supervisor.
* Several BUSINESS CLASS promotions are currently in the planning stages. More details to follow.
* MODERN HERITAGE renovations remain scheduled for January, 2079. No reservations will be accepted during the renovation process.
Staff Bulletin, October 2077[]
TO: All Staff
FROM: J. Wilcox, General Manager
CONFIDENTIAL - NOT FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
Several updates this month.
* THE SPRINGHILL golf tournament has been canceled.
* The Nuka-Cola Corporation will sponsor our first BUSINESS CLASS promotion. To celebrate the release of Nuka-Cola Quantum, Nuka-Cola bottle cap will be accepted as legal tender throughout the hotel.
* The IRONCLAD SERVICE transition concludes this month. With limited exceptions, all non-management personnel should have received their termination notices. An Employee Farewell dinner will be held in Governor's Hall on 10/15 at 7:30pm. On behalf of the management team, I would like to thank you for your years of dedicated service to The Whitespring.
Staff Bulletin, December 2078[]
TO: All Staff
FROM: SYSTEM
CONFIDENTIAL - NOT FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
This is an automated reminder that MODERN HERITAGE renovations are scheduled to begin on [1/1/79].
To expedite construction, all rooms, suites, and cottages will be closed during the renovation process.
User Logs[]
USER LOGS
Please select a log entry to view:
7/12/77[]
USER LOG - 7/12/77
We all knew. That's what's hard.
We all knew what 'Ironclad Service' was. They're gonna replace us, just like all the other big corps. Bring in the robots, ship out the little people.
What are we supposed to do? Join a union? We all saw what happened in the mines. And no one wants to picket. We love this place. Last thing we want to do is hurt business even more.
The girls and I are heading down to a concert in Lewisburg. Could be our last one together. Tomorrow, we'll all have to start looking for new jobs.
10/14/77[]
USER LOG - 10/14/77
Three months, and not one interview. I knew things were bad, but damn.
Amy had an uncle up at Monongah, got her a job in the plant. Carrie's moving back in with her folks. The rest of us are still scrambling. There's nothing left for folks like us.
I know there's no future here. That's why we made sure the girls got an education, got into college. But tuition's due. With Dave and I both out of work, there's not much we can do. We could take out another mortgage. Might get us through Christmas, at least.
10/15/77[]
USER LOG - 10/15/77
I've never been so happy to see the store covered in dark chocolate.
Nibs had some kind of malfunction overnight. He was icing the shelves when Sharon came in. Lew's working on him, but he said it's going to take a while to fix whatever it is. Until then, they need someone to run the shop, so I'm getting a two-week extension. It's not much, but I'll take it.
I'm still going to the Farewell Dinner tonight. Probably be the last time I see everyone.
10/18/77[]
USER LOG - 10/18/77
It's so quiet.
Everyone's gone. Outside of management, it's just me, Paula, Eric, Lew, and the girls at the spa. And Robert, of course. He's not even getting paid now, but he still shows up. He's been the doorman here for longer than anyone can remember. Sixty years now? Seventy? It's all he knows. Even Wilcox didn't have the heart to send him away.
We all felt like that. This place was a home. It's just not the same without them. It's just empty.
10/23/77[]
USER LOG - 10/23/77
God. God, what do we do?
I was working the counter when the news came in. We all crowded around the radio in the salon. War. Nukes. New York. Boston. Then, static.
Lot of people just ran. Can't blame them. If Dave were here, I'd be trying to get home, too. But he's visiting the girls; it was homecoming weekend. At least they're together. I might never see them again.
Right now, we have to tend to the guests. I can't find Wilcox. No one seems to know who's in charge. I've called a staff meeting for this afternoon. We'll figure something out.
10/23/77[]
USER LOG - 10/23/77
It's just Robert, Lew, Paula, and me. Four staff. Ninety-two guests. And five hundred robots.
No one from management is left. The robots were never meant to handle this. Someone has to step up and take charge. They picked me.
I don't know anything about leading people. I've never managed anything more than a candy counter.
12/25/77[]
USER LOG - 10/25/77
I moved up to the main office, but I still slip back here now and then, when I need a little space to myself.
It's Christmas. I wonder how Dave's doing, if he and the girls are all right. Not a day goes by that I don't think of them. I hope they're somewhere safe.
For now, I have to focus on the people I can help. The Whitespring is my home, my family, more than ever before. And I'm going to do right by them.
Duty manager's terminal[]
Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink
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| Welcome to The Whitespring |
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| USER: DUTY MANAGER HM-22 STRATFORD |
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| TODAY'S MANAGEMENT TEAM: |
| PRESIDENT & CEO: Wilbur Ainsley III |
| GENERAL MANAGER: James Wilcox, Sr. |
| ACTING ASSISTANT MANAGER: Joyce Easton |
| DEPUTY ACTING ASSISTANT MANAGER: Stratford |
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About Stratford[]
ABOUT STRATFORD
Management Model HM-22 'Stratford' is programmed to handle all aspects of day-to-day resort operations, including guest relations, records administration, security coordination, and staff supervision. Stratford is fully authorized to make any and all necessary decisions regarding the personnel, property, and guests of The Whitespring.
Guests with concerns, or wishing to speak to a human associate, are encouraged to contact the corporate office between 1-3pm on Thursdays.
General manager's terminal[]
Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink
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| Welcome to The Whitespring |
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Please log in to access your account:
GENERAL MANAGER James Wilcox[]
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| Welcome to The Whitespring |
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| USER: GENERAL MANAGER James Wilcox |
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The Whitespring 2080 Initiative[]
THE WHITESPRING 2080 INITIATIVE
Please select a memorandum to view:
Press Release: The 2080 Initiative[]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
THE WHITESPRING ANNOUNCES FIVE-YEAR RENOVATION PLAN
May 27, 2075: The Whitespring is pleased to announce The Whitespring 2080 Initiative, a major five-year renovation to the historic mountain resort.
"The Whitespring is famous for its world-class hospitality, amenities, and spectacular natural beauty." said James Wilcox, General Manager. "The Whitespring 2080 Initiative is an ambitious, forward-looking plan to revitalize the resort and secure its place among the world's premier vacation destinations for generations to come."
The Whitespring 2080 Initiative includes:
* THE HOMESTEADS: Luxury real estate with all the amenities of one of the world's greatest resorts.
* THE SPRINGHILL: The Whitespring's celebrated golf course, redesigned for a new era of sport.
* IRONCLAD SERVICE: Hospitality perfected with the very latest in service and security robotics.
* BUSINESS CLASS: Elevated service for corporate clients, including conference facilities, event planning, and corporate promotional opportunities.
* MODERN HERITAGE: Completely refurbished guest rooms, suites, and cottages that meet the needs of the modern traveller.
Built in 1858, The Whitespring Resort offers a wide array of elegant shops, fine dining, and exciting sporting opportunities for distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen.
Staff Bulletin, July 2077[]
TO: All Staff
FROM: J. Wilcox, General Manager
CONFIDENTIAL - NOT FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
I wanted to take a moment to thank everyone who attended last Saturday's Listening Session. As most of you are aware, The Whitespring has not been profitable in over a decade. The board still believes the Initiative represents our best path forward, and has decided to move forward with the current plan.
For the second half of this year:
* THE HOMESTEADS continue to be advertised in regional and national media.
* Remodeling of THE SPRINGHILL continues under the direction of Lead Architect Ryan Ainsley. The course will open for an exhibition tournament this fall.
* IRONCLAD SERVICE robots have replaced the remaining security and groundskeeping staff. Over the next few months, robots will be phased in to replace personnel throughout the hotel. All staff are to assist in training their replacements. Report any further customer service incidents to your supervisor.
* Several BUSINESS CLASS promotions are currently in the planning stages. More details to follow.
* MODERN HERITAGE renovations remain scheduled for January, 2079. No reservations will be accepted during the renovation process.
Staff Bulletin, October 2077[]
TO: All Staff
FROM: J. Wilcox, General Manager
CONFIDENTIAL - NOT FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
Several updates this month.
* THE SPRINGHILL golf tournament has been canceled.
* The Nuka-Cola Corporation will sponsor our first BUSINESS CLASS promotion. To celebrate the release of Nuka-Cola Quantum, Nuka-Cola bottle caps will be accepted as legal tender throughout the hotel.
* The IRONCLAD SERVICE transition concludes this month. With limited exceptions, all non-management personnel should have received their termination notices. An Employee Farewell dinner will be held in Governor's Hall on 10/15 at 7:30pm. On behalf of the management team, I would like to thank you for your years of dedicated service to The Whitespring.
Staff Bulletin, December 2078[]
TO: All Staff
FROM: SYSTEM
CONFIDENTIAL - NOT FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
This is an automated reminder that MODERN HERITAGE renovations are scheduled to begin on [1/1/79].
To expedite construction, all rooms, suites, and cottages will be closed during the renovation process.
The Whitespring Corporate IntraMail[]
THE WHITESPRING CORPORATE INTRAMAIL
Please select a message to view:
7/12/77: RE: Listening Session[]
The Whitespring Corporate IntraMail - 7/12/77
From: Ainsley, W.
To: Wilcox, J.
Subj: RE: Listening Session
What did you expect? Ironclad was never going to go over well. You should have done this piecemeal, one department at a time. Frog in a pot and all that.
Now? It's a PR nightmare. Did you see this morning's Herald? You made the front page. Another big corporation turns to robots, tosses its employees to the curb. We'll be lucky if there isn't a picket line outside the front gate tomorrow morning. At least we've got a Sentry Bot there now.
7/20/77: Homesteads[]
The Whitespring Corporate IntraMail - 7/20/77
From: Courtnoy, C.
To: Whitespring_Board; Wilcox, J.
Subj. Homesteads
Disappointed to see the Homesteads report for Q2. Out of a hundred lots, we've sold five? And not one housing start yet?
Homesteads is the financial linchpin of the Initiative. We didn't sell half the hotel's land for nothing. We need that revenue to prop up the capital improvement loans for Springhill, Ironclad, and Heritage, and just to keep our investors on board. If they catch wind of this, it's all going to come crashing down.
8/14/77: RE: Business Class Sales[]
The Whitespring Corporate IntraMail - 8/14/77
From: Hull, C.
To: Wilcox, J.
Subj: RE: Business Class Sales
No dice. General Atomics and RobCo both backed out when they learned we weren't going single-source for Ironclad. We had to can the Starlight Holiday Movie Spectacular when they demanded we comp that whole list of celebrities. Even Hubris canceled on us.
Nuka-Cola's still locked in for October. You sure you want to go through with that? I know you need a win to show the board, but this is nuts. Bottlecaps? Seriously? There's no way their marketing budget is going to cover our costs. What good's a corporate sponsorship if it bleeds us dry?
9/28/77: RE: Ryan[]
The Whitespring Corporate IntraMail - 9/28/77
From: Ainsley, W.
To: Wilcox, J.
Subj: RE: Ryan
Of course he's over budget. Of course he's behind schedule. I own two dozen golf courses, James, and I've never seen a redesign that wasn't.
This is Ryan's first project. It may take him an extra month or two, but he's a smart young man. He'll get it done. Those nine years of college weren't for nothing.
Until then, back off. I have to put up with this bickering from both ends. It's a hell of a lot easier for me to fire you than my son.
10/15/77: RE: Ironclad Status[]
The Whitespring Corporate IntraMail - 10/15/77
From: Palmest, L.
To: Wilcox, J.
Subj: RE: Ironclad Status
Hey boss. Yeah, still working through the backlog.
The Spa robots need the most work. Didn't anyone check their specs? Assaultrons don't have fine-pressure sensors. They can't do massage. It's no wonder we've had so many spinal injuries.
The bellmen have lost two dozen suitcases this week. Antoine set his kitchenette on fire again. And Nibs flooded the candy shop with dark chocolate. Could you get Joyce an extension until I get him sorted out?
User Logs[]
USER LOGS
Please select a log entry to view:
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ACTING ASSISTANT MANAGER Joyce Easton[]
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| Welcome to The Whitespring |
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| USER: ACTING ASSISTANT MANAGER Joyce Easton |
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The Whitespring 2080 Initiative[]
THE WHITESPRING 2080 INITIATIVE
Please select a memorandum to view:
Press Release: The 2080 Initiative[]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
THE WHITESPRING ANNOUNCES FIVE-YEAR RENOVATION PLAN
May 27, 2075: The Whitespring is pleased to announce The Whitespring 2080 Initiative, a major five-year renovation to the historic mountain resort.
"The Whitespring is famous for its world-class hospitality, amenities, and spectacular natural beauty." said James Wilcox, General Manager. "The Whitespring 2080 Initiative is an ambitious, forward-looking plan to revitalize the resort and secure its place among the world's premier vacation destinations for generations to come."
The Whitespring 2080 Initiative includes:
* THE HOMESTEADS: Luxury real estate with all the amenities of one of the world's greatest resorts.
* THE SPRINGHILL: The Whitespring's celebrated golf course, redesigned for a new era of sport.
* IRONCLAD SERVICE: Hospitality perfected with the very latest in service and security robotics.
* BUSINESS CLASS: Elevated service for corporate clients, including conference facilities, event planning, and corporate promotional opportunities.
* MODERN HERITAGE: Completely refurbished guest rooms, suites, and cottages that meet the needs of the modern traveller.
Built in 1858, The Whitespring Resort offers a wide array of elegant shops, fine dining, and exciting sporting opportunities for distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen.
Staff Bulletin, July 2077[]
TO: All Staff
FROM: J. Wilcox, General Manager
CONFIDENTIAL - NOT FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
I wanted to take a moment to thank everyone who attended last Saturday's Listening Session. As most of you are aware, The Whitespring has not been profitable in over a decade. The board still believes the Initiative represents our best path forward, and has decided to move forward with the current plan.
For the second half of this year:
* THE HOMESTEADS continue to be advertised in regional and national media.
* Remodeling of THE SPRINGHILL continues under the direction of Lead Architect Ryan Ainsley. The course will open for an exhibition tournament this fall.
* IRONCLAD SERVICE robots have replaced the remaining security and groundskeeping staff. Over the next few months, robots will be phased in to replace personnel throughout the hotel. All staff are to assist in training their replacements. Report any further customer service incidents to your supervisor.
* Several BUSINESS CLASS promotions are currently in the planning stages. More details to follow.
* MODERN HERITAGE renovations remain scheduled for January, 2079. No reservations will be accepted during the renovation process.
Staff Bulletin, October 2077[]
TO: All Staff
FROM: J. Wilcox, General Manager
CONFIDENTIAL - NOT FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
Several updates this month.
* THE SPRINGHILL golf tournament has been canceled.
* The Nuka-Cola Corporation will sponsor our first BUSINESS CLASS promotion. To celebrate the release of Nuka-Cola Quantum, Nuka-Cola bottle caps will be accepted as legal tender throughout the hotel.
* The IRONCLAD SERVICE transition concludes this month. With limited exceptions, all non-management personnel should have received their termination notices. An Employee Farewell dinner will be held in Governor's Hall on 10/15 at 7:30pm. On behalf of the management team, I would like to thank you for your years of dedicated service to The Whitespring.
Staff Bulletin, December 2078[]
TO: All Staff
FROM: SYSTEM
CONFIDENTIAL - NOT FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
This is an automated reminder that MODERN HERITAGE renovations are scheduled to begin on [1/1/79].
To expedite construction, all rooms, suites, and cottages will be closed during the renovation process.
The Whitespring Corporate IntraMail[]
THE WHITESPRING CORPORATE INTRAMAIL
Please select a message to view:
- NONE -
User Logs[]
USER LOGS
Please select a log entry to view:
10/24/77[]
USER LOG - 10/24/77
Lew reprogrammed the robots to recognize me as 'Acting Assistant Manager'. Said it wasn't hard; I'm the most senior employee left on the payroll. That makes it official. As official as it's going to get.
I've asked Robert to seal the hotel, make sure no one else gets in or out until the radiation settles. Paula's taking inventory. Lew's going to retool the robots, make sure they're prepped for a fight.
I've moved up to the front office. It still feels strange being in here, but the guests need to see that someone's in charge. I'll do my best. This is The Whitespring. We have standards to maintain.
10/25/77[]
USER LOG - 10/25/77
I spoke to the guests at dinner last night. It's gone surprisingly well. Those who wanted out got out, soon as the news came. Most everyone else is just glad to be safe. There are worse places to be trapped than one of the world's best resorts.
There've been a few incidents. We had to confine Mr. Tommelson to his room after he started waving his gun around and yelling about Communists. I think some of the execs from the conference group were planning something, up until they saw the robots took my orders. After that, they've been quite the gentlemen.
12/10/77[]
USER LOG - 12/14/77
When the world goes to hell, you don't expect much good news. Well, today we got some: Paula's inventory. We're set. With so few people left on the property, we've got food enough to last years, maybe a decade. Other supplies, too: clothes, meds, spare parts, generators. Guns and ammo, if we need them. Probably better off than those Vaults.
Can't be too careful, though. That Nuka-Cola promotion is still going on, so I've arranged for the robots to bring me the caps they collect, and I'll dole them out to the guests so they can buy what they need. Makes for a nice little rationing system.
7/21/78[]
USER LOG - 7/21/78
Even Ms. Roth's never seen a winter like this. The last of the snow finally melted last week. Radiation levels are down, so we've started sending groups out to check the grounds, see what we can salvage from the cottages.
It's eerie. Outside the gate, things look pretty rough: abandoned cars, dead grass, not a person to be seen. Paula said she saw a deer with two heads. Inside, the Mr Gardeners already have the grounds cleared and the flowers planted. Like nothing even happened.
8/30/78[]
USER LOG - 8/30/78
We're starting to see people on the roads now. Mr. Wellsby volunteered to go talk with a couple of them. Between the bombs, the radiation, the winter, it sounds like a lot of people are dead. God only knows what the big cities are like.
I told Lew to keep the grounds locked down: no one in or out, except with my permission.
It's hard, real hard. I've lived here my whole life. Appalachia's a place where you help folks, you know? We've all run on hard times. And we could help. We could help a lot. But once you start taking people in, where do you stop? At some point, there won't be enough to go around.
12/1/78[]
USER LOG - 12/1/78
We got the announcement this morning. Modern Heritage, that damn remodel, is still on.
Lew jumped on it right away, called in everyone who knew about programming or robotics. They're still looking, but they haven't found a way to stop it yet.
I guess we can sleep out in the lobby for a couple of weeks, if we have to.
12/9/78[]
USER LOG - 12/12/78
Damn Wilcox. Damn the board. Damn that Initiative.
Lew's exhausted. He's still trying, but he's at the end of his rope. It's all hardcoded somehow. He can't stop it.
Come January 1st, the hotel shuts down for the remodel. We all get locked out of our rooms. The robots get a system update, see how long we've overstayed our reservations, and kick us 'vagrants' out, permanently. Then they remodel the rooms, wait for the state building inspector. He's gonna be a while.
12/31/78[]
USER LOG - 12/31/78
We should stick together. But we've been arguing for weeks. No one can agree on where to go or what to do.
Lew and some of the guys are going to try to take out the robots at the golf club, see if they can hole up there. But most of us aren't up for a fight. Another group wants to head up to Pleasant Valley, or on to Sunnytop, see if the other resorts will take them in. Paula and I are leading the caravan to Charleston. Robert won't leave his post, no matter what.
We've done everything can to get ready. Artisan's Corner is running 'Wilderness Survival Experience' classes. The sportsmen have been teaching shooting out on the putting green. And I've made sure they'll have all the food and supplies they can carry. No sense rationing now.
The New Year's Gala is tonight. One last night. One last night before we join the world in this madness.
Maintenance room terminal[]
Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink
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| Welcome to The Whitespring |
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| USER: ROBOTICS TECHNICIAN Lew Palmest |
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The Whitespring 2080 Initiative[]
THE WHITESPRING 2080 INITIATIVE
Please select a memorandum to view:
Press Release: The 2080 Initiative[]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
THE WHITESPRING ANNOUNCES FIVE-YEAR RENOVATION PLAN
May 27, 2075: The Whitespring is pleased to announce The Whitespring 2080 Initiative, a major five-year renovation to the historic mountain resort.
"The Whitespring is famous for its world-class hospitality, amenities, and spectacular natural beauty." said James Wilcox, General Manager. "The Whitespring 2080 Initiative is an ambitious, forward-looking plan to revitalize the resort and secure its place among the world's premier vacation destinations for generations to come."
The Whitespring 2080 Initiative includes:
* THE HOMESTEADS: Luxury real estate with all the amenities of one of the world's greatest resorts.
* THE SPRINGHILL: The Whitespring's celebrated golf course, redesigned for a new era of sport.
* IRONCLAD SERVICE: Hospitality perfected with the very latest in service and security robotics.
* BUSINESS CLASS: Elevated service for corporate clients, including conference facilities, event planning, and corporate promotional opportunities.
* MODERN HERITAGE: Completely refurbished guest rooms, suites, and cottages that meet the needs of the modern traveller.
Built in 1858, The Whitespring Resort offers a wide array of elegant shops, fine dining, and exciting sporting opportunities for distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen.
Staff Bulletin, July 2077[]
TO: All Staff
FROM: J. Wilcox, General Manager
CONFIDENTIAL - NOT FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
I wanted to take a moment to thank everyone who attended last Saturday's Listening Session. As most of you are aware, The Whitespring has not been profitable in over a decade. The board still believes the Initiative represents our best path forward, and has decided to move forward with the current plan.
For the second half of this year:
* THE HOMESTEADS continue to be advertised in regional and national media.
* Remodeling of THE SPRINGHILL continues under the direction of Lead Architect Ryan Ainsley. The course will open for an exhibition tournament this fall.
* IRONCLAD SERVICE robots have replaced the remaining security and groundskeeping staff. Over the next few months, robots will be phased in to replace personnel throughout the hotel. All staff are to assist in training their replacements. Report any further customer service incidents to your supervisor.
* Several BUSINESS CLASS promotions are currently in the planning stages. More details to follow.
* MODERN HERITAGE renovations remain scheduled for January, 2079. No reservations will be accepted during the renovation process.
Staff Bulletin, October 2077[]
TO: All Staff
FROM: J. Wilcox, General Manager
CONFIDENTIAL - NOT FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
Several updates this month.
* THE SPRINGHILL golf tournament has been canceled.
* The Nuka-Cola Corporation will sponsor our first BUSINESS CLASS promotion. To celebrate the release of Nuka-Cola Quantum, Nuka-Cola bottle caps will be accepted as legal tender throughout the hotel.
* The IRONCLAD SERVICE transition concludes this month. With limited exceptions, all non-management personnel should have received their termination notices. An Employee Farewell dinner will be held in Governor's Hall on 10/15 at 7:30pm. On behalf of the management team, I would like to thank you for your years of dedicated service to The Whitespring.
Staff Bulletin, December 2078[]
TO: All Staff
FROM: SYSTEM
CONFIDENTIAL - NOT FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
This is an automated reminder that MODERN HERITAGE renovations are scheduled to begin on [1/1/79].
To expedite construction, all rooms, suites, and cottages will be closed during the renovation process.
Maintenance Logs[]
MAINTAINENCE LOGS
Please select a log to view.
Week of 10/11/77[]
MAINTAINENCE LOG
Week of 10/11/77
- Routine maintainence , Bellmen PM-30 to PM-39, Maids NM-20 to NM-24, GM-04 'Flintlock', GM-05 'Friedrich'.
- Verification testing, HM-22 'Stratford'.
- Shutdown AM-11 'Lotus' following spa incidents.
- Install AM-12 'Vera' as replacement.
- Apply special firmware update, HM-19 'Nibs'.
Week of 10/18/77[]
MAINTENANCE LOG
Week of 10/18/77
- Routine maintenance, Bellmen PM-40 to PM-49, Sentries SB-01 to SB-4.
- Reverted special firmware update, HM-19 'Nibs'.
- Additional maintenance, PM-08 'Antoine'.
- Completed install, HM-22 'Stratford'.
- Continued analysis, AM-11 'Lotus'.
- Emergency shutdown, Bellman PM-19, 355 sealed pending autopsy results.
- Prep for Golf Club robot installs in Nov.
User Files[]
USER FILES
***WARNING***
Data corruption detected. Out of [87] files in this directory, [4] were recovered successfully.
Please select a file to view:
User Log - 10/14/77[]
USER LOG - 10/14/77
At first, I was glad to be exempt from the layoffs. I'm just in my own private hell. I'm the one setting up the robots that are replacing all of them, so I feel responsible. I know that's not rational. If it wasn't me, it'd be someone else. But I see how they look at me.
I had lunch with Joyce, the clerk down in the candy shop. She couldn't stop crying. Her husband was laid off from the mine last year. She's got two girls in college. I don't know what to do. I could buy her a week or two, maybe.
To-Do List[]
TO-DO:
- Register Joyce as Acting Manager [DONE 10/23/77]
- Implement Lockdown Protocl [DONE 10/23/77]
- Robot Winterization [DONE 11/15/77]
- Reinstate Combat Protocols [DONE 12/18/77]
- Locate Whitespring Mainframe
- Investigate Fabrication System
- Organize Security Patrols [DONE 7/30/78]
- Robot Winterization [DONE 10/31/78]
- Abort Modern Heritage
- Disable Modern Heritage Protocol Reset
- Override Eviction/Vagrancy Protocol
INVESTIGATE[]
- Robots controlled by central mainframe. Where? Must be on premises. Terminal access limited; can't hack out of user sandbox. Conduits dead-end. Not listed in technical specs.
- Why so many robots? Given hotel debt, excessive. Who paid? Why?
- Complete robot refab system? Set to automatic, instant. Crazy high-end. Repair staff cheaper.
- Grounds pristine. Mountains, prevailing winds, robot maintenance limit radiation exposure. That all?
- Hand Scanner with no door. Mistake?
- Modern Heritage locked in by mainframe. Can't stop it, robot reset, eviction. Completely shut out.
Lockdown Terminated[]
Disabled the damn lockdown. Not that anyone even tries to come here anymore. - O.R. 5/30/86
Registration desk terminal[]
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The Whitespring is currently under renovation. No reservations are being accepted at this time.
Guests are welcome to enjoy the Resort's other fine amenities, including:
Shopping[]
THE WHITESPRING - SHOPPING
The Whitespring's legendary retail collection can be found on the hotel's lower level. Additional shops are located in Artisan's Row, a short walk across the north lawn. And don't forget the Pro Shoppe in The Whitespring Golf Club for everything you need to get in the game.
Dining[]
THE WHITESPRING - DINING
For the finest cuisine in Appalachia, visit The Whitespring's elegant Dining Room, located on the hotel's upper level. For drinks, snacks, or light fare, check out the Lobby Bar or the Soda Fountain, also located on the upper level.
The Whitespring Golf Club offers fine dining with a spectacular mountain view in The Champion's Club, or a more relaxed sports bar experience in The Taproom.
Sport[]
THE WHITESPRING - SPORT
Play the newly-redesigned Springhill Course at The Whitespring Golf Club, or enjoy swimming, hiking, tennis, or pool. Hunting and fishing opportunities are also available. Please see a concierge for details.
Education[]
THE WHITESPRING - EDUCATION
Expand your horizons with a class at Le Grand Gourmet or Artisan's Corner, located on the lower level. Or check out The Whitespring Presidential Cottage & Museum for a fascinating historic tour.
The Whitespring Spa terminal[]
Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink
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| Welcome to The Whitespring |
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For hundreds of years, Americans have visited The Whitespring to 'take the waters'. From The Whitespring's Signature Sulphur Baths to the latest Armoatherapy and Hydrotherapy treatments, a visit to The Whitespring Spa will leave you feeling relaxed and rejeuvenated .
NOTE: Robotic massage services are temporarily unavailable. We regret the inconvenience.
TODAY'S ATTENDANTS: Aloe, Vera
TODAY'S TREATMENTS: -NONE-
Clinic terminal[]
Note: This terminal was added in the Expeditions: The Pitt update.
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| Welcome to The Whitespring |
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| REFUGE CLINIC DATABASE |
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Please select an option:
Medical Records[]
Active Patients:
#3043621[]
[PATIENT ID# 3043621]
Admitted to clinic complaining of shortness of breath, blurred vision, dizziness, and headache. Patient was recently the subject of a violent attack by raiders, so concussion and other associated trauma is likely, but cannot rule out hypotension or other illness.
Staff attended to the obvious wounds and the patient is under observation pending further tests.
#7813457[]
[PATIENT ID# 7813457]
Admitted to clinic with multiple sharp force trauma wounds to the torso. All incised wounds 4cm wide, depths varying from 2cm to 10cm (approx.), smooth edges. Consistent with patient's account of being attacked by "this knife-wielding maniac all hopped up on Psycho."
Examination during emergency treatment revealed no injuries to internal organs. Patient is stable and under observation after sutures, a very fortunately matching blood transfusion, and administration of antibiotics.
#1942799[]
[PATIENT ID# 1942799]
Admitted to clinic in an extremely weakened state. Examination showed numerous contusions, bleeding gums, photosensitivity, and general emaciation. Patient was unable to communicate coherently, but was brought in by persons identified as traveling companions.
Suspected severe malnutrition and food deprivation. The clinic currently lacks the equipment for forced feeding and intravenous nutrient solutions are likewise unavailable. Staff has administered vitamin injections and the patient is being assisted with a liquid diet until more substantial food is possible.
[ATTENDING CLINICIAN NOTE: Some weirdo offered to have an Assaultron perform dental reconstruction on the patient. This offer was declined in forceful terms.]
#2473020[]
[PATIENT ID# 2473020]
Admitted to clinic complaining of headache, general fatigue, nausea, abdominal pain, and difficulty breathing, and presenting mild cyanosis of the skin.
A diagnosis of cadmium poisoning was additionally supported by the patient's prior residence in a former electroplating factory in the Pitt.
Patient is being treated to minimize discomfort while senior clinic staff attempt to locate adequate materials for chelation therapy.
Archives[]
Archived Records
//All archived patient records are to be moved to hard copy within one month of discharge.//
#2789355[]
[PATIENT ID# 2789355]
Admitted to clinic with an axe in his head. Patient appeared to be unaware of the presence of an axe in his head, and attempts to draw his attention to the axe were met with confusion and disbelief.
Attending clinician determined safe removal of the axe was possible, and the operation was carried out successfully. Patient was kept under observation for a week following treatment, having developed a thick Scottish accent after the procedure, but was subsequently discharged.
[ADMINISTRATOR NOTE: "An axe in his head" is not a professional medical description. I recognize it may feel silly to put something so...specific...into formal terminology, and we might just be a volunteer-run operation, but we can still be professionals. Speak to me if you need to review appropriate terms.]
#5473162[]
[PATIENT ID# 5473162]
Admitted to clinic unconscious and with no visible external trauma, signs of internal injury, or evidence of illness beyond their unconscious state. Patient was brought in by an individual who only gave their name as "Bob", and who departed suddenly before more information could be taken. Patient was breathing steadily and heartrate was normal.
Intravenous fluids were administered along with vitamin injections. Resources for feeding a comatose patient were unavailable and attempts to manually feed them were unsuccessful, but the patient showed no signs of starvation despite this lack of nutrition. During two weeks of observation, no change in the patient's state was noticed.
Clinic staff reported feeling oddly cold when near the patient, and several accused the patient of somehow being responsible for the sudden failure of a number of pieces of electrical equipment in the vicinity. Two weeks after admission, the patient's bed was found empty during the night shift attendant's rounds. A search of the Refuge and its grounds found no sign of the patient, nor could any witness to their departure be located.
[ADMINISTRATOR NOTE: Can we please keep the ghost stories out of our medical records? We're in a big drafty building with a bunch of salvaged equipment, and people come and go all the time without any of us noticing. We're supposed to be doctors, damn it.]
#1787279[]
[PATIENT ID# 1787279]
Admitted to clinic due to entering labor. According to patient, this was "early" but not concerningly so. Patient appeared healthy beyond their condition, and the attending clinician was able to assist in the delivery of a healthy baby without any unexpected difficulties.
Patient and child were kept under observation and care for five days, and were subsequently discharged to general Refuge housing.
Personnel Logs[]
Personnel Logs
Please select an option below:
Administrative Memo [ALL STAFF MUST READ][]
To All Clinic Staff:
First, I want to say, you're all doing tremendous work under taxing circumstances. I know we never have enough supplies, there's not enough of us, and not all of us were lucky enough to have pre-war medical training. Every one of you is here making a genuine difference despite all that, and I want you to know how proud I am of you.
With that said...
Folks, the medical records are not a place for editorial comments. "Patient presented clear symptoms of being an asshole," is not appropriate documentation of an examination, no matter how belligerent they might be. "This guy's gonna die," is not the professional way to write down that particular diagnosis. "Gross" is not, under any circumstances, a clinical term. Come on. We're trying to set some standards here. One day it's not going to just be us working these few beds, and doing this right from the start is going to make it a lot easier on all of us when we get more volunteers. Let's act like professionals.
One other thing to follow up on that: The Personnel Logs are for tracking non-patient-related information about the clinic. As you have all seen fit to instead use them as a combination of a complaints box, gossip channel, and battleground for petty grievances, I have locked all logs until such time as I feel you can be trusted again. If you want to vent, come to me. I can take it.
Attending Clinician Logs[]
[[ERROR: All logs locked by Clinic Administration]]
Nursing Logs[]
[[ERROR: All logs locked by Clinic Administration]]
Orlando's terminal[]
Note: This terminal was added in the Expeditions: The Pitt update.
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| Welcome to The Whitespring |
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| USER: MANAGEMENT LIASON Orlando |
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Please select an option:
Personal Logs[]
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| PERSONAL LOGS |
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| USER: MANAGEMENT LIASON Orlando |
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//ERROR: Partition empty. No personal logs found.
Logistics[]
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| LOGISTICS |
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| USER: MANAGEMENT LIASON Orlando |
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Inventory Requests - Approved[]
INVENTORY REQUESTS - APPROVED
- Shelf-stable comestibles: One (1) month supply at two (2) meals per diem for seventy-five (75) persons.
- Potable water: One (1) month supply at one (1) gallon per person per diem for seventy-five (75) persons.
- Clothing, three-season: Fifty (50) units synthetic fiber unisex shirts, in three (3) sizes.
- Tools, mechanical: Thirty (30) units assorted mechanic tools, including 12-piece socket wrench set, as requested.
- Medication: Twenty (20) bottles broad-spectrum antibiotics. Thirty-five (35) bottles anti-radiation medication.
Inventory Requests - Pending Review[]
INVENTORY REQUESTS - PENDING REVIEW
* Aerospace components suitable for military vertibird, sundry
* Aircraft-grade engine lubricant, five (5) drums at two-hundred (200) liters each [SEE NOTE 1]
* Medication, antiviral
* Surveying equipment, including but not limited to theodolite, clinometer, planimeter, and Geiger counter
* Firearms, various [SEE NOTE 2]
NOTE 1: Ms. Lennox winked at me and smiled when making this request, adding, "Could be a lot of fun, under the right circumstances." Though I am unclear on her meaning, I have filed the request per usual.
NOTE 2: This came from our guest, Mr. Roerich, who when asked if the Whitespring could provide anything to aid his Union compatriots, specified - and I quote - "big honking guns, you know what I'm talking about". In the interests of good faith I have submitted this request to the owners in more formal terms, but I have likewise attempted to make clear to him that our assistance is more conventionally in a non-offensive capacity.
Rucker's terminal[]
Note: This terminal was added in the Expeditions: The Pitt update.
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| Welcome to The Whitespring |
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| Responders Mainframe |
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Please select an option:
Census[]
Whitespring Refuge Population:
RESPONDERS STAFF: 24
REFUGEES: Varies; includes 1 long-term resident
ROBOTS: ~10 (depending on repair status)
Note: Not all staff are full-time. The majority of the robotic population are technically part of the Whitespring Resort, and as such, are under the authority of Orlando.
Inventory[]
Logs[]
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Settling in[]
Hopefully this damn thing saves what I type this time around. If not, then I'll see if Skippy wants to add it to his scrap heap.
It's been a long few months since we got settled into the Refuge, and every day brings just as much challenge as it does progress. But in spite of it all, just the other day I caught myself starting to feel at home.
Hadn't realized before how difficult it was to even remember what "home" even felt like, or if I even could. But all the whys and what-ifs in the world won't bring the Responders back. That's *my* job--and for once it looks like I may just have what I need to get it done.
Orlando[]
I've always had an eye for sizing up folks in a hurry. But this Orlando character...they're a tough one to figure. Even worse they seem to like it that way.
Can't say I got any real idea who these "management" folks are, or even if they really exist at all, but the Responders still aren't in any kind of position to be turning away resources, much less the roof over our own damn heads.
Dad always used to say that the proper way to thank someone was with a grateful heart, and a wary mind. Like most else in life, he was right.
So...thank you, Orlando. Now what's in it for you?
Refuge[]
I can't imagine what kind of trading post would've needed as much space as the Whitespring did, but Skippy says there were places just like it all over the country before the bombs fell. Though he says all kinds of crazy stuff.
Guessing the robots here were what kept the place in such decent repair. But it begs a bit of a question--who kept those robots up and running? Maybe they got to repairing each other after awhile.
But hell, if they're capable of that kind of thinking, then I reckon we'd have a very different set of troubles to contend with, and we sure don't need any new ones on top of what we already got.
No time to wonder[]
Never did see anyone fight and plan and push ahead the way dad could. He kept at it right until we'd gotten clear of that last raiding party, and there was this look in his eyes--like he knew that bullet in his side wasn't gonna let him off the hook.
I told myself then I would do everything I could to make sure no one else ever had to see a look like that in their loved one's eyes. But yesterday, I came up short. That kid who crawled up from Charleston with the buckshot and gangrene in his leg...
I know I did what all that could be done. Everyone here did. But sometimes it feels like we're fighting on a new front every damn day: scorched, rads, ghouls, med shortages, busted supplies, not to mention the usual cast of clowns who can't help but shoot at one another.
Some days it gets tough to remember why I brought the Responders back at all. Today won't be one of those days--just got word of a new patient coming in.
Time to get back to work.