glenwood apothecary
owned by the glenwood family
a small store focusing on the natural and holistic side of medicine, specializing in herbal remedies that your regular drug store can't provide. open since 1948, a glenwood woman has always been behind the counter.
hell's shelter
claimed by fought
a local no-kill animal shelter intent on getting a pet in need in everyone's hands.
hindsight ltd.
unclaimed
a memory transcription business that advertises "emotional clean-up" and "clarity-through-scripting" services. locals book appointments to talk through memories that don't feel right, and leave with annotated transcripts, alternate outcomes, and redacted versions for keepsakes. the waiting room smells like graphite and lavender. you're allowed to ask for an ending you prefer, but only once.
lemon and lime
unclaimed
this small jewelry store handcrafts their nautical bracelets, belts, rings and necklaces with marine grade materials to withstand adventures at sea.
lumen's
claimed by artisanal
a popular store with handcrafted botanical skincare and wellness products made with sustainable and local ingredients.
many moons
unclaimed
a boutique filled with clothing created by local designers, including the owner.
needle and groove records
unclaimed
a cramped record shop owned by a reclusive collector. the vinyl selection contains every genre including spoken word, and albums no one has heard of, sometimes labeled with years that haven't come yet. listening booths let customers sample records, but listeners claim the songs sometimes shift halfway through, singing about them. the owner never comments, only writes down the titles customers listen to in a thick ledger.
nomad's nosh
unclaimed
a casual eatery offering international street food inspired by middle eastern, southeast asian, and latin american cuisines.
the penny arcade
unclaimed
a run down arcade filled with slot machines, claw games, and an ancient carousel that no one remembers being installed. the lights never fully flicker on, yet the games always seem to have power. regulars swear that if you win too many games in a row, the machines start calling you by name.
the playground
unclaimed
a place to play vintage arcade and pinball, the patch n' play also has a cozy coffee corner for table top board games.
purgatory putt putt
owned by the byler family
purgatory putt putt information can be found on the
lore page.
the red ledger
unclaimed
a small shop stationary, books, and supplies with old-school charm.
scooters
unclaimed
an eatery that offers healthy fast food bowl options. proteins and veggies are common bowl offerings as well as acai bowls.
the stop & shop
unclaimed
a locally owned market that provides grocery essentials in the heart of shady canyon.
the wardens' hall
run by the case family
the wardens hall is a spirit management and containment business. it's where spirit wardens conduct their work: tracking hauntings, documenting unexplained phenomena, and enforcing the ancient spiritual accords that keep hell's restless dead from overrunning the living. most wardens live on call, rotating shifts between investigations, artifact containment, and something only ever listed on records as "veil maintenance." locals recognize them by their brass lapel pins and the faint light that follows them down the street. they don't talk much, especially about what's kept in the sub-basement, where the lights flicker red instead of white.