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The Putnam residence is an unmarked location within Lewis & Sons Farming Supply in the Forest region of Appalachia.
Background
The Putnam residence was built within a barn on the grounds of Lewis & Sons Farming Supply, a pre-War store and farming property in West Virginia. George Putnam, the patriarch of the family, was a cousin of Lewis, who did not survive the bombs dropping. After hearing that Appalachia was safe to resettle, the Putnam family traveled to the region to see if the farm supply was still around. Seeing that it was abandoned, they decided to build their new home within the property's barn.[1][2]
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Inhabitants
- Carol Putnam - mother
- George Putnam - father
- Colin Putnam - son
- Marty Putnam - son
Loot
- Two potential magazines:
- On the upper part of the Putnam residence, near the bed in the northwest corner.
- On the upper part of the Putnam residence, on the metal counter on the balcony in the southeast corner.
Related quest
Field Testing: The Vault Dweller of Vault 76 is sent here by Paladin Rahmani to investigate the Putnam family's report of feral ghoul attacks. The player character may also optionally recruit one of the Putnam sons into the Brotherhood of Steel during this quest.
Appearances
The Putnam residence appears only in Fallout 76, introduced in the Steel Dawn update.
Gallery
Colin Putnam at the weapons workbench
References
- ↑ Notice: New owners
- ↑ 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."
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