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Welcome to the Archives
Welcome to the Archives
On behalf of The Archives Department, we invite you to investigate and piece together the start of the apocalypse through found objects belonging to the survivors who witnessed it happen.
In the year 2014, the world ended, leading to the deaths of over 95% of the world’s population. The remaining 5% were left to survive in a diseased world. The survivors in Lakewood, Virginia are the reason we, The Archives Department, know of the virus' origin. Through diary entries, scientific notes, photographs, music, and drawings we collected, future generations will know what it was like to live before, and survive after the end of the world.
The First Account: Van's Diary
The First Account: Van's Diary
Van's Diary gives us a glimpse into the life of a survivor of the Apocalypse. Throughout the two years of entries between 2014 - 2016, we see how Van's life was forever changed. Read to find out how she chose survival over death, how she navigates coming of age in a post-apocalyptic world, and how she discovered the true reason the world ended.
Lakewood, Virginia. 2014 - 2016
The Second Account: Bank's Playlist for the Apocalypse
The Second Account: Bank's Playlist for the Apocalypse
Bank’s Playlist for the Apocalypse is a series of CDs illustrated with the daily activities Bank would get up to at the end of the world. Between 2015 - 2016, Bank spent his days burning down Lakewood, laying awake disturbed by the end times, and living his best life in the town he used to hate.
Lakewood, Virginia. 2015 - 2016
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The Third Account:
The Third Account:
Evidence of the Lakewood Simian Lab
Evidence of the Lakewood Simian Lab
Evidence of the Lakewood Simian Lab is a collection of pictures on a Nintendo 3DS taken at the Lab where the Amorphovirus-14 Primatus was studied and eventually spread to begin humanity’s demise.
Lakewood, Virginia. 2016
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Find us at the end of the world.
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