The Bon Espoir Cemetery

On the outskirts of the city, not far from Our Lady and St Vincent's Church rests the sprawling, overgrown expanse of vaults and Spanish Moss that is the Bon Espoir Cemetery.

While the cemetery is still in use today as a burial ground for New London's dead, much of it has long since fallen into disuse and is now utterly overgrown. Among the smooth-worn family name plaques and vaults that list dangerously on the marsh-softened earth are entombed nearly thirty members of the Fountaine family, stretching back over seven generations, as well as other local historical figures and dignitaries.

Covering over two square miles, much of the cemetery has not been visited anyone still among the living in over a hundred which makes it a perfect haunt for any unliving that can stomach facing the thick undergrowth that now covers much of that land. Predominantly, this area is used by Ghuls, who find it easy to scuttle, unseen amidst the underbush, encroaching into the cemetery late at night to remove the freshly dead from their vaults and take them back below ground into the Subterrania. It is even thought that the leader of New London's Ghul colony, Sebastian Fountaine, makes his cryptorium in the area, among the tombs of his family, perhaps even beneath the vault in which he was entombed before he returned to join the city's Ghuls.