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Lewis & Sons Farming Supply is a location in the Forest region of Appalachia.

Background[]

Lewis & Sons was a pre-War shop providing supplies to Appalachian farmers, owned by the eponymous Lewis and his family. They did not survive the Great War, and in the following years the store became a derelict attraction and source of raw materials for wastelanders.[Non-game 1] By late 2103, the shop was reinhabited by the family of George Putnam, a cousin of Lewis who did survive the chaos. His wife Carol posted a note declaring the shop as their rightfully inherited property, locking up the barn, and threatening violence by George's shotgun should anyone attempt to vandalize the area.[1] Some time soon after, the barn was renovated, dubbed the Putnam residence, and the Putnams put a Protectron to work rebuilding the remains of the house nearby.[2]

Layout[]

This location consists of two main buildings - a two-story barn and a large greenhouse to its northwest. Northeast of the greenhouse, there is an incomplete house which is undergoing construction, but it is not used as a residence. Near the center of the location, there is a Brahmin pen and a small shed filled with hay. North of the pen is a small field of crops. East of the main barn, there is a storage building in disrepair with significant damage to the walls and roof. There is a makeshift basketball court set up between the barn and greenhouse, with the basket mounted on barn. To the south of the barn, there is another ruined shed and a dump truck filled with furniture.

Inside the greenhouse are many planters, five of which hold crops. Many flower pots can be found in the building as well as a few bags of fertilizer. A cash register sits on a small counter with a first aid box behind it, and a chemistry station is located against the northwestern wall.

The two-story barn has been renovated into the Putnam's residence. On the first floor, there is a living area in the northwest corner and a kitchen and dining area on the south wall. In the southeast corner, there is a work area with tools and a weapons workbench. A stairwell in the middle of the open floor plan first floor leads to a storage area on the second floor at the south wall. Opposite the storage area, there is the sleeping area, with three beds setup along with dressers and drawers. The master bed is separated from the two smaller beds by a mobile divider.

Notable loot[]

  • Three potential Vault-Tec bobbleheads:
    • In the greenhouse, on the counter by the cash register.
    • In the barn, on top of a piece of machinery near the power armor station.
    • In the barn, on the upstairs balcony, sitting on top of a barrel.
  • Two potential magazines:
    • In the red broken open shed, immediately east of the barn. On the left side of the cabinet near three sealed glass jars.
    • Inside the greenhouse, on the L-shaped counter with the saloon doors, next to the cash register.
  • Potential workshop plan - Inside the unconstructed home northeast of the farm, on a wooden table.
  • Potential recipe - Inside the greenhouse, under the register counter.

Notes[]

The barn was locked up in patch 22 with a note pinned to it stating that new owners would be taking up permanent residence shortly. It was signed "Carol Putnam & Family." With patch 24, the renovated barn was dubbed the Putnam residence.

Appearances[]

Lewis & Sons Farming Supply appears only in Fallout 76, and was expanded upon in the Steel Dawn update.

Gallery[]

References[]

  1. Notice: New owners
  2. A Vault Dweller: "This is your farm? The signs outside said 'Lewis & Sons.' "
    Carol Putnam: "Might not be Lewis, or Sons, but this here's ours."
    George Putnam: "Lewis was a cousin o' mine, back in the day, God rest his soul. He and his family didn't make it when the bombs fell. We were looking a good place to put down roots when we heard it was safe to come back to West Virginia. I told Carol we ought to see if this place was still here."
    Carol Putnam: "Even after all these years, there was enough salvageable tools and such to make starting a farm easier here than your average homestead. Didn't see any point in updating the sign."
    (Carol Putnam's and George Putnam's dialogue)

Non-game

  1. Fallout 76 Vault Dweller's Survival Guide p. 330: "67. LEWIS & SONS FARMING SUPPLY
    An excellent source of both junk and collectible items, this supply store consists of a smattering of small structures across from the road and river. This is a must-stop location you can return to time and again."
    (Fallout 76 Vault Dweller's Survival Guide Atlas of Appalachia)
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