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The Westing Estate is a location in the Commonwealth.
Background[]
The-well-to-do Westing family once owned this idyllic slice of riverfront property, but now it is a mirelurk swamp. However, it holds some treasures of a bygone era: baseball memorabilia owned by the pre-War Coach Westing.[1][2]
Layout[]
Most of the estate is flooded, except for a shack at the edge of the swamp. The family's house is flooded, with a staircase leading up to the second floor. Makeshift wooden bridges extend from the second floor, over the water to a half sunken platform.
Notable loot[]
- The "Commie-Kazi Vs. Manta Man" issue of The Unstoppables is on the floor in the half sunken platform over the water.
- The signed baseball is in the Novice-locked safe on the second floor of the flooded house.
- The signed baseball card is in the cooler in the half sunken platform.
- The signed catcher's mitt is on a cabinet in the unflooded shack in the southeast part of the estate.
Gallery[]
The house and garage
The exterior of the house
The first floor of the house
The second floor of the house
The exterior of the garage
The interior of the garage
A shed on the estate
A makeshift bridge towards the back of the estate
The broken shack at the end of the bridge
Appearances[]
The Westing Estate appears only in Fallout 4.
References
- ↑ Fallout 4 Vault Dweller's Survival Guide Collector's Edition p.369: "[6.01] WESTING ESTATE
The well-to-do Westing family once owned this idyllic slice of riverfront property. Now this is a Mirelurk swamp. Moe Cronin, of Swatters in Diamond City Market, is extremely keen on finding baseball relics from a bygone age. Unlock the safe (Novice), find the toolbox, and locate the cooler to find them."
(Fallout 4 Vault Dweller's Survival Guide Map) - ↑ The Sole Survivor: "Got any work?"
Moe Cronin: "Well, if you wanna help the sport, I got a lead on a stash of prewar collector's items. Coach "Quitting is for Punks" Westing had an estate not too far from here. Legend says when he retired, the league presented him with a baseball, catcher's mitt, and playing card, signed by all the other coaches. See where I'm going with this? I'll pay 100 caps, each, for those relics. What d'ya say?"
(Moe Cronin's dialogue)