Campus Crusade for Cthulhu: Famous Persons of Arkham 4

Jenny Westover in her teen years found a certain affinity for snakes.
Unfortunately, her suitors found that they needed such an affinity, too. Miss Westover finally met James Z. Rhinoplasty, a minor functionary in a certain neo-Druid Snake Cult, and they lived happily with their reptiles and themselves for many years.

Bertha Jane Huddlesby was kept chained to a post on her family's front porch for many years, as otherwise she tended to enjoy chopping the neighbors into tiny bits.

Downtown Arkham after the Accident of 1928

James and John Winkel may be visited at the Arkham Asylum each Thursday.

Victoria Grayson is currently High Priestess at the Arkham Temple of Dagon.
Her office hours are 10 to 4, with High Ritual at 5 pm every day.

The Arkham Museum of Natural History is a "must see" on everyones' list of local sights. This photograph shows the Hall of Mammals, with the Invertebrate Wing to the left and the amazing exhibit of deep ocean "life" to the right.

The Girls of the Robe Factory, cheerfully working 18 hours a day for the greater glory of Cthulhu and the coming New Time.

James and Ferd Hithelby met with an unfortunate accident in the Chemistry Lab at Miskatonic University.
Ferd has adjusted well to his new legs, and James now finds skateboarding much easier, due to his lower center of gravity.

Project 342, the Senior Class Project at Arkham High School in 1936, was quite a success. The only flaw was the looseness of the top of the head, requiring the leather chinstrap to hold the top of the skull in place.
Mr. Project subsequently took on the job of gardener at the High School, and was beloved of all the students for many years, until its' death in 1959.

Henrietta Whateley was a leading Priestess in the Temple of Dagon in the late 1880's until one of the Temple Snakes ate her.

The Tooley Sisters were itinerant Temple Dancers of the late 1920s.

Billy Crabtree served as an attendant at the Arkham Asylum in the late 1940s.
He became a resident in 1953, escaped in 1954, was apprehended with the remains of a chicken in 1960, and has been in the Arkham Asylum's Unit 3 lockdown ever since.


Bertha Jane Huddlesby was kept chained to a post on her family's front porch for many years, as otherwise she tended to enjoy chopping the neighbors into tiny bits.


	James and John Winkel may be visited at the Arkham Asylum each Thursday.


Victoria Grayson is currently High Priestess at the Arkham Temple of Dagon. Her office hours are 10 to 4, with High Ritual at 5 pm every day.


	The Arkham Museum of Natural History is a "must see" on everyones' list of local sights. This photograph shows the Hall of Mammals, with the Invertebrate Wing to the left and the amazing exhibit of deep ocean "life" to the right.


James and Ferd Hithelby met with an unfortunate accident in the Chemistry Lab at Miskatonic University. Ferd has adjusted well to his new legs, and James now finds skateboarding much easier, due to his lower center of gravity.


	Project 342, the Senior Class Project at Arkham High School in 1936, was quite a success. The only flaw was the looseness of the top of the head, requiring the leather chinstrap to hold the top of the skull in place. Mr. Project subsequently took on the job of gardener at the High School, and was beloved of all the students for many years, until its' death in 1959.


Henrietta Whateley was a leading Priestess in the Temple of Dagon in the late 1880's until one of the Temple Snakes ate her.


	The Tooley Sisters were itinerant Temple Dancers of the late 1920s.


Billy Crabtree served as an attendant at the Arkham Asylum in the late 1940s. He became a resident in 1953, escaped in 1954, was apprehended with the remains of a chicken in 1960, and has been in the Arkham Asylum's Unit 3 lockdown ever since.