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"This was once part of London, but it was badly damaged in the Fall. The brick buildings toppled, the wooden buildings burned. Hillchanger Tower lost its crenellations."

"Not everyone who lives here is a Rubbery Man or a market gardener. Other people – the very poor, the very eccentric, and the very unpopular – have found homes here as well."

Ealing Gardens is a downtrodden neighborhood in the Hinterlands near the fringe of Fallen London, home to outcasts, the impoverished, Bohemians, and Rubbery Men.

It is the first station of the Great Hellbound Railway.

Commercial Development

"Saving Flute Street, nowhere in London could really be called a home for Rubbery Men. Even here, they are subject to stares and unflattering comment. But they are more numerous in these parts than elsewhere. The Tentacled Entrepreneur built his first factory just down that block."

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Helicon House

"One must be invited to Helicon House. It is a little townhouse – looks like nothing at all from the outside – but that is where you meet the Night Painter, and the most prominent Rubbery artists, which you might think means nothing at all, but have you seen their sculpture...?"

A plain townhouse?.

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