Indiola Part 2: Williard Beach
@raynev1 and @123deoliveira4 : Thanks for the comments. and I'm glad I'm not the only one still on vanilla highways. ![]()
Anyways, I briefly mentioned Williard Beach, but before I could get screenshots of it, my game crashed. So here's a special update devoted to Williard Beach
(ALSO NOTE: I am facing the opposite direction, so the left side is east and the right side west. )
The East Williard area.

West Williard Beach + South East Waukegan University.

Better view of the university.

West Williard, where some of the trendier shops and other buildings are located. Also the Williard Beach Lighthouse is here.

Downtown Williard Beach, with the hotels and casinos. Indiola recently legalized Gambling, and Williard Beach's prime location near the border has made it a booming tourist destination.

Southern Williard Beach.

here's a few shots of the homes of Williard Beach, which range from nice family homes to shotgun shacks on the rocky shore.



Downtown East Williard, where the LCBO liquor store and Fruits 'n' More Market are located. Also you can have a cup at Morning After Coffee, or shop for nuts at Goober's nuts.

This boat statute called "the Viking Traveller" was donated to the city by local Norweigian-Waukeganite sculptor Per Fredrikkson

two auto dealers that make Williard Beach home (Williard Beach Toyota and Scott Bros Citroen)

Some people of Williard are living on the dune. (ignore the floating houses)

Here are some of the older buildings in downtown Williard Beach

To of the hotel/casinos that dominate the Williard landscape. They are the Masters Hotel & Casino (top) and the Palace Del Rio Hotel

Alumni memorial park at USEW.

This is the Pod an experimentally designed dormitory from the 60s, plus the Computer Sciences room to the left.

Kasper Hall is one of the original school buildings

McCutchen Stadium is home to both USEW's football and soccer teams. it was named after Horace McCutchen a farmer who donated land to the school for the stadium.

More older college buildings.

And finally, an artistic shot of the east Williard area.

Not sure what the next update will be, it will likely be the 100,000+ city of Ohio City or maybe I'll start on Lake Rudy, but you will know in the next update.
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