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The Boylston Club, nestled in the Boston Common neighborhood of Boston in 2287, was an exclusive social institution catering to the elite of society.

• The Boylston Club was a prestigious private social club reserved for the upper echelons of society.
• Its membership included former presidents, vice presidents, governors, senators, Supreme Court justices, and other esteemed gentlemen, as well as their legitimate male heirs, who could afford the hefty annual fee of $500,000.
• The club hosted various social events and gatherings, showcasing its members’ refined tastes and interests.

• The main room, located on the second floor, could only be accessed via an elevator upon entering the building.
• Inside, to the left, was a well-stocked bar, while to the right stood a pool table for entertainment.
• Beyond the bar area was a room containing an Expert-locked safe mounted on the wall. This safe could be unlocked using a Novice-locked terminal positioned behind the bar.

• A holotape titled “A Toast” could be ejected from the terminal behind the bar.
• Seven bottles of poisoned wine were scattered throughout the room, a unique item found exclusively in this location.

Boston Common

Zone 14

Building (Medium)

The C.I.T. ruins, once part of the Commonwealth Institute of Technology, now serve as the Institute’s primary access point for coursers. These ruins bear witness to the clashes between super mutants and synths, reflecting the ongoing struggle for control in the Commonwealth.

The courtyard and surrounding areas are strewn with debris, with a flatbed truck carrying radiation barrels and a trailer housing a first aid box. The main C.I.T. rotunda serves as the focal point, accessible via a small open lobby with art deco sculptures. Upper levels host intense battles between super mutants and synths, while classrooms and lounge areas offer additional exploration.

• Mini nuke: Found on the floor in the rotunda lobby.
• Vault-Tec lunchbox: Located in the Pulowski Preservation shelter closest to the shoreline.
• Bottlecap mine: Unarmed, can be discovered in a classroom within the ruins.

• Destruction of the Institute in “The Nuclear Option” results in the obliteration of the C.I.T. ruins, creating a crater flooded by the Charles River.
• The rotunda features undamaged pre-War books, albeit non-interactable.
• Despite the Institute’s proximity underground, normal access requires the molecular relay, except during the quest Ad Victoriam.

• Occasional instances of an invisible super mutant on the second floor have been reported on PlayStation 4.
• Near the C.I.T. ruins and Cambridge Polymer Labs, sightings of two clean white cars, a Corvega Blitz atop a Chryslus Cherry Bomb, have been noted on PlayStation 4.

• Modeled after the real-world Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the C.I.T. pays homage to its academic counterpart.
• The C.I.T. rotunda design draws inspiration from the Great Dome at M.I.T.
• A nod to the film “Good Will Hunting” is evident with a janitor’s skeleton found near a math problem on a chalkboard, echoing the movie’s themes set at M.I.T.

Cambridge

Zone 7

Building (Medium)

Beacon Hill

Zone 12

Cambridge

Zone 7

Esplanade

Zone 10

Doc Phosphate’s Saloon is a popular attraction located in Dry Rock Gulch within Nuka-World in 2287. The saloon adopts an old American West-style aesthetic and serves as a hub for entertainment and refreshments.

Doc Phosphate’s Saloon was a bustling establishment in Dry Rock Gulch, featuring the Protectron bartender Doc Phosphate. Despite its popularity, the saloon often faced staffing shortages, leading to occasional disturbances from intoxicated patrons and rowdy brawls, much to the dismay of the park’s employees.

Situated at the west end of Main Street in Dry Rock Gulch, the saloon is a two-level structure. The ground floor houses the main bar area, equipped with a jukebox and a Nuka-mixer station. Additionally, the Doc Phosphate attraction terminal is located on the west wall behind the bar. The second floor provides additional seating, accessible via a balcony overlooking the first floor.

• 10 Nuka-Cola Wild: Nine are provided by Doc Phosphate during the event “High Noon at the Gulch,” while one is located under the bar counter on the first floor.
• Nuka-Cade Ticket Roll: Found under the bar counter on the first floor, containing between 750 and 1000 tickets.
• Black Prospector’s Hat: Located on the second floor, next to a skeleton.

Building (Medium)

The Dry Rock Gulch theater, located within the Dry Rock Gulch section of Nuka-World, features concrete stands overlooking a dirt area that served as a performance space before the Great War. Unfortunately, the theater is now overrun by ants, which have constructed anthills in the dirt.

Behind the stands, to the east of the performance area, stand three old American West-style buildings. Of these structures, only the central one is accessible. This employee building contains a row of lockers, a sound console, and a key-locked safe that plays a role in the quest “High Noon at the Gulch.”

Adjacent to the stands lies a small maintenance building, secured with an Expert-level lock. Inside, a steamer trunk, three cabinets, and various park props can be found. Accessible via a ladder near the top of the stands, the roof of the maintenance building is home to the Dry Rock Gulch signal flagpole.

• Caleb’s personal log, Jesse’s personal log, and Nuka-Cola Wild: Located in the lockers within the employee building.
• Mad Mulligan’s Mine key: Stored in the locked safe within the employee building. The combination is acquired during the quest “High Noon at the Gulch” and unlocks the entrance to Mad Mulligan’s Mine.
• Nuka-Sunrise recipe: Positioned on the metal table inside the maintenance building.
• Nuka-Cade ticket roll: Found on a cabinet within the maintenance building, containing between 750 and 1000 tickets.
• Nuka-Xtreme recipe and Nuka-Cola Victory: Resting on the metal table on the upper section of the maintenance building’s roof.
• Dry Rock Gulch theater key: Located in the toolbox on the lower section of the maintenance building’s roof, this key unlocks the two Expert-locked entrances to the building.

Nuka-World

Building (Medium)

This was once the flagship store for the Fallon’s chain, located near Milton General Hospital. Currently, it is occupied by super mutants.

Before the Great War, the store served as a prominent retailer in the region. After the War, a raider gang initially occupied the location but was overrun by super mutants, who now control both the interior and exterior.

• Basement: Includes a looted jewelry store with six safes hidden behind a desk-operated button. A Protectron security robot is stationed in the southwest corner.
• First Floor: Features lighting and clothing stores, bathrooms, and entrances in the southeast and northwest.
• Second Floor: Contains a kitchen, bathrooms, a bathroom showroom, and a locked Protectron security room.
• Third Floor: Houses clothing and bar areas, along with a Protectron pod. Access to the roof is available via a closet ladder/hatch.
• Roof: A fusion core is located here, accessible from a third-floor closet or the exterior.

• Basement: Fallon’s storage key (hidden cache), Stealth Boy.
• Second Floor: Eyebot model kit, locked in a closet.
• Third Floor: La Coiffe magazine, bottlecap mine, fusion core on the roof.
• Creation Club Content: Holiday decorations, toys, and Santa costumes in a shipping container at the store’s back.

• Appropriation
• Cleansing the Commonwealth
• Greenskins
• Hypothesis
• Kidnapping
• Leading by Example
• Lost Soul
• Randolph Safehouse
• Nuka-World (add-on) A Permanent Solution
• Creation Club Holiday Spirits

• Other branches of Fallon’s can be found in several Commonwealth locations.
• One bathroom stall contains a voyeur’s remains and camera, hinting at a voyeurism incident during the Great War.
• Companions may comment at certain points within the store.

• Super Mutants
• Mutant Hounds
• Radroaches
• Protectron Security Robots

• PlayStation 4/Xbox One: Players wearing power armor can become stuck on the counter above the button that unlocks the basement’s secret room, requiring a save reload to escape.

Quincy & Southern Commonwealth

Zone 6

Building (Medium)

Yes

Medford & North Central Commonwealth

Zone 2

Theater District

Zone 16

Back Bay

Zone 11

The Old Corner Bookstore, situated in the Financial District of Boston, serves as a significant landmark in the Fallout 4 universe. It stands as a relic of pre-War history, bearing witness to the passage of time and the enduring legacy of literature.

• The Old Corner Bookstore’s plaque narrates its rich history, tracing its origins as an apothecary after the Great Fire of 1711. It highlights its association with renowned American publisher Ticknor and Fields, who published works by eminent authors like Charles Dickens and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
• The in-game depiction of the Old Corner Bookstore is based on the real-world Boston landmark of the same name, known for its rich literary history and preservation efforts.
• Originally constructed in 1712 and converted into a bookstore in 1829, the real Old Corner Bookstore faced demolition threats in the 1960s but was saved through preservation efforts.

Exterior: Marked by a pre-War plaque and a Freedom Trail marker, the exterior of the building hints at its storied past and its role as a landmark on the Freedom Trail.
Interior: Upon entering, visitors encounter rows of bookshelves within a single-room store. The first floor hosts a seating area, a checkout counter with cash registers, and remnants of the collapsed second floor. The upper level, now in ruins, may have once housed computer terminals and served as a literary hub.

• Nuka-Cola Quantum: Found in an enamel bucket by the front counter.
• Racetrack Advertisement: Note located on top of the front counter.
• Help Wanted!: Note tucked into one of the cubbyholes of the front counter.

• Road to Freedom: Players embark on a quest to find the Railroad by following the Freedom Trail, starting at Boston Common.

• At night, a bright glow emanates from the second window on the left, creating a tracer-like effect.

Financial District

Zone 15

North End

Zone 13

Coastal Commonwealth

Zone 4

Medford & North Central Commonwealth

Zone 2

South Boston

Zone 18

Boston Harbor (Waterfront)

Zone 17

Wattz Consumer Electronics was a pre-war electronics and robotics store operated by the Wattz Electronics corporation. Managed by Mr. Felix, the store not only sold Wattz products but also dealt in stolen goods under the table. The last illicit shipment occurred just before the Great War.

The store’s interior is in disrepair, with collapsed floors and crumbling walls. The basement warehouse holds several undamaged robots. Notable areas include the main store, an office with a terminal controlling an Expert locked safe, and a basement terminal that activates demo mode, turning the robots hostile.

• Total Hack issue #1 (Protectron override program)
• Mini nuke and Stealth Boy (Expert locked room)
• Creation Club items: Connie’s note and The Black Devil vol. 1

• Variable Removal
• Mechanical Menace (Automatron add-on)

• Copper can be scavenged from junk in the building.
• Activating demo mode in the basement makes all robots hostile.
• A level-scaled suit of power armor is located northwest of the building at a military checkpoint.
• Hacked robots may become hostile to each other.
• Nearby is the Plumber’s Secret hardware building.
• An employee washroom contains a sign about handwashing and skeletal remains in the sink.

Automatron

Western Commonwealth

Zone 3