Striderville

Striderville is a neighborhood of the town of Edwinsboro, located at 1000 Underwood Street near the center of the aforementioned town. It has a population of only two people: StrawberryMaster (SM) and prism55 (Prism). Striderville is composed of a single house. The first floor is home to Prism, and is relatively empty, having only a furnace and a crafting table inside, and was previously used as SM's storage room. The second floor is home to SM, who restored the house, and consists of six furnaces, four chests, and one crafting table. There is also a staircase to the roof, which showcases a wide view of Florenceburg and to a lesser extent, Edwinsboro. The roof also has a statue of a "Cross of Gold", despite being made out of granite due to the lack of gold blocks. It lists a quote titled "anime is real", by William Jennings Bryan and Perismol, known in the Twin Cities server as Feebling. The statue is a reference to an older "anime is real" sign in Feebling's house in the original HHW Minecraft server.

History
The city of Edwinsboro was founded on September 13th and consisted of users who built their houses in the west, temperate side of the Twin Cities River. The city was named by denezrg (Dene), who built his house shortly after, naming it "denezrg's Tree House". Prism would later go on to use the first floor of the house, composed of dirt, as his house. It lasted for only ten days, before the house was burned in a terrorist attack, which led to Dene selling the house to feebwing (Chap), and later abandoning it.

Chap, however, never made any attempts to fix the house. It remained destroyed until SM joined the server and was determined to fix the house. He declared the land of the destroyed house "Striderville", but it was not initially recognized by the mayor of the Twin Cities, MoneyHurricane (MH) and the other members of the Florenceburg community. However, SM made a deal with MH, where Dene's house would be fixed and Striderville would be recognized as a neighborhood of Edwinsboro.

Shortly after, the house was fixed and Striderville was officially recognized as a neighborhood.