Final Hensonville Layout.
Here it is, hope you guys like it and I wonder just how many references you'll find.
Looking at the map as if it were directly in front of you...
Imagine the city plans as a 4 by 4 perfect square, with each square labeled as a different block.
There are two main highways, and a few other vehicular lanes on the map.
Muppeteer Motorway: This would be the vertical highway which has Oznowitz Drive all along its right margin.
Henson Highway: This would be the vertical highway which has Hunt Boulevard all along its left margin.
Nebel Turnpike: This would be the horizontal highway which has Carrara Corridor beneath its one open end.
Oz Road: This would be the horizontal highway which has Goelz Pathway beneath its one open end.
ABC Artery: This would be the stretch of highway between Raposo Row and Baretta Boardwalk.
Exit 1-2-3: This is the route to take when leaving Hensonville to get to Sesame Street.
It's marked on the map by a Sesame Street signpost with Exit 1-2-3 written in white block letters.
The exit lies on Muppeteer Motorway, near the end between the Lord Grade Avenue Theater and Muppet College Dorms.
Kermit Cove: A series of alleyways that all end at an elongated closed wall.
This wall stretches along the left edge of the map, separating the train tracks from all four blocks located on that side of the town.
The wall connects to the alleys as a multitude of E-shaped brackets, which also connect the four blocks on the left side of the map with each other making it easier to say bike from the Coming Unbound Bookshop to the Muppet Theater.
Block A: The top square located in the upper lefthand corner.
McGrath Pavement: The top horizontal street.
Musical Melodies School, #2 McGrath Pavement.
It's located near the left portion of the street, but not on the corner.
Heather Heights: The lefthand vertical street.
Nancy Takashi's Home, now Kermit and Piggy's Honeymoon Retreat: #6 Heather Heights.
It's located near the top portion of the street, but not on the corner.
Angus Avenue: The righthand vertical street.
The Lord Grade Avenue Theater, #12 Angus Avenue.
It's located near the bottom portion of the street, but not on the corner.
Chris Cerf Street: The bottom horizontal street.
The Rock & Roll Deli, #102 Chris Cerf Street.
It's located near the center spot of the street, a horizontally rectangular mustard yellow building.
There are a few metal discs hanging from the walls like window covers.
Block B: The second square in the leftmost column, moving from top to bottom.
Sahlin Trail: The top horizontal street.
Prop-Up Workshop, #68 Sahlin Trail.
It's located near the center of the street, this is where all the theater's get the materials for props and scenery.
West Henson Street: The lefthand vertical street.
Coming Unbound Bookshop, #33 West Henson Street.
It's located near the top portion of the street, but not at the corner.
The bookshop's now run by Erin, as it helps supplement her newspaper reporter paycheck.
West Henson Street connects with Henson Street at its bottom corner, at The Bat Bolt & Skull Toy Shop.
Lazer Lane: The righthand vertical street.
The Not-So-Little Theater, #17 Lazer Lane.
It's located on the lower right corner, where Lazer Lane and Henson Street meet each other.
Henson Street: The bottom horizontal street.
There are five localities here, listed in order from left to right:
a. Bat Bolt & Skull Toy Shop, run by Eduardo, #13 Henson Street.
b. Fran's Fragrant Flowers, run by Kathy, #14 Henson Street.
c. Beth's Clock Shop, run by Beth aka redBoobergurl, #15 Henson Street.
d. Jim's Coffee House, run by Jim, #16 Henson Street.
The Coffee House has two floors, a second floor lounge with portraits of the Muppets, and a secret underground bunker for Muppeteer Special Ops.
e. The Not-So-Little Theater, #17 Lazer Lane and Henson Street, since it's on the corner where the two streets intersect.
Central Hunt Street: The lefthand vertical street that connects West Henson Street and Caroll Crossing, uniting Blocks B and C.
This street runs from both streets' corners, from The Bat Bolt & Skull Toy Shop to the Hensonville Hooper's Store.
The Muppet Theater, #10 Central Hunt Street.
This would be a large vertically rectangular structure, since it needs to be big enough for the backstage and main stage areas under its extended roof, and could be drawn with an ornate red and golden-trimmed outwards brick facade.
Block C: The third square in the leftmost column, from top to bottom.
Ganz-Cooney Street: The top horizontal street.
There are five localities here, listed in order from left to right:
a. Hensonville Hooper's Store, run by Bryan, #28 Ganz-Cooney Street.
b. Mike's Bakery, run by Angela, #29 Ganz-Cooney Street.
c. Marvin's Music City, run by Nicole, #30 Ganz-Cooney Street.
d. The Three Candles Library, run by Kim, Sara, and Lisa, #31 Ganz-Cooney Street.
e. The Mail-It-In Computer Surplus, run by Nick aka AnythingMuppet, #32 Ganz-Cooney Street.
The shops on Henson and Ganz-Cooney are across from each other, i.e. Bat Bolt & Skull Toy Shop is directly across from the Hensonville Hooper's Store, as indicated by their addresses and so on.
Caroll Crossing: The lefthand vertical street.
There are a number of apartments here, with tall colored doors like the ones leading to Big Bird's nesting area.
There's also a sort of stoop at the bottom corner of the street, where a trashcan perfect for a grouch to live in is located.
Jon Stone Street: The righthand vertical street.
Food For Thought Super Market, #89 Jon Stone Street.
It's located along the side of the street, stretching downwards, seen as a light gray-white vertically rectangular building.
Brill Drive: The bottom horizontal street.
The Hensonville Observer, now run by Mike Tarkanian, #81 Brill Drive.
It's located towards the left portion of the street, a horizontally rectangular dark blue-grayish building with a couple of smokestacks.
KMUP TV Studios, run by Martin and Peter, #84 Brill Drive.
It's located towards the right portion of the street, a sort of brown-gray square building with the station's letters in neon lights.
Block D: The bottom square located in the lower lefthand corner.
Nelson Square Station.
This transportation hub features outer Victorian London ironwork architectural supports and an arched entrance.
The arched entrance leads to a roofed platform, that then leads down a flight of stairs to the subway station.
There's a turnstile inside the archway, a ticket booth along the inner wall, and a clock and schedules on the wall above the booth.
The leftmost boundary's marked by laid traintracks, allowing for the train that travels upon them.
The subway station's fully ensconsed underground, with reinforced ceilings that support heavy weights above.
The righthand lane of the station remains free for the intercity bus, docking into the square's bus depot area.
The bus depot has a low bench, and three rows of lockers big enough for a normal-sized Muppet seeking lodgings inside.
The center portion houses a lunch counter and benches all around.
Echoes from the train tracks can be heard passing behind the Muppet Theater, whenever they get near during their travels.
Block E: Think of the two center squares from the top row of the original 4×4 plan, joined as one rectangular space.
Chapman Court: The long horizontal street, the only one on this block.
Muppet College Dorms, #21 Chapman Court.
The dorms building occupies all or most of the space on Block E, along with its appropriate sidewalk.
The dorms is a horizontally white rectangular building, with an unfurled flag on its top showing Kermit's face.
The dorms connects with a square patio area to its left, a pool house area vertically behind the righthand portion of the building, and a parking lot area directly behind the rest of the dormhouse.
Block F: Think of the two center squares from the remaining lefthand center column of the original 4×4 plan, joined as one rectangular space.
Vogel Veranda: The short top horizontal street.
Party Madness Store, run by Ally, #23 Vogel Veranda.
It's located near the left portion of the street, but not on the corner.
Oznowitz Drive: The long lefthand vertical street.
There are a number of townhouses along this street, where each of the Muppeteers live.
This would grant them easier access to both Jim's Coffee House and the Muppet Theater, since they're within walking distance.
Raposo Row: The long righthand vertical street.
The Smiling Mask Theater, #72 Raposo Row.
It's located just a little ways down and near the top portion of the street, but not at the corner.
FR Jewelers, run by Kate, #63 Raposo Row.
It's located near the center of the street, with bright clear blue window displays showing off the Fraggle jewelry.
Everybody Eats, #49 Raposo Row.
It's located almost at the bottom portion of the street, but not at the corner, still within walking distance of the dorms.
John Henson Plaza: The short bottom street.
Pinball Count Arcade, #11 John Henson Plaza.
It's located along the center spot of the street, probably a reddish horizontal building with little glowing silver bulbs along its edges.
Block G: Think of the two center squares from the remaining righthand center column of the original 4×4 plan, joined as one rectangular space.
Mazzarino End: The short top horizontal street.
Muppet Monster Clothing Emporium, run by Diana, #37 Mazzarino End.
It's kind of a clean white-yellow building, composed of two square buildings stuck to each other.
It's located along the center area of the street, with display windows and mannequins in full sight.
Baretta Boulevard: The long lefthand vertical street.
Penny Candyman Sweets Shop, run by Gerard, #8 Baretta Boardwalk.
It's located about a third of the way down the street, opposite the open space between The Smiling Mask and FR Jewelers on Raposo Row.
It's a square building with chocolate brown exterior walls and swirling candy cane hooked supports.
The Duncan Kenworthy Place Theater, #19 Baretta Boardwalk.
It's located about two-thirds of the ways down the street, opposite the open space between FR Jewelers and Everybody Eats on Raposo Row.
Hunt Boulevard: The long righthand vertical street.
The Rainbow Connection Moviehouse, #51 Hunt Boulevard.
This is the main multiplex moviehouse, with a rainbow arch above the outer roof.
It's located about a third of the ways down the street, on the other side of the block from where the Penny Candyman stands.
Sara works here to supplement her newspaper reporter paycheck, along with Scooter and The Country Trio.
Grosse Manor, #35 Hunt Boulevard.
It's located on the lower right corner, where Hunt Boulevard and Moss Street meet each other.
This is J.P. Grosse's stately home, where he provides housing for a fee to other Muppets like Polly Naise and Alotta Hogwash.
Moss Street: The short bottom horizontal street.
Grosse Manor: #35 Hunt Boulevard and Moss Street, since it's on the corner where the two streets intersect.
There are a few more vacant apartments along Moss Street, shielded by tall swampy colored doors like the ones on Caroll Crossing.
Block H: Think of the two center squares from the bottom row of the original 4×4 plan, joined as one rectangular space.
Maury Street: The long horizontal street, the only one on this block.
Rainbow Memories Cemetary, #1990 Maury Street.
The cemetary's main building and plotts occupy all or most of the space on Block H, along with its appropriate sidewalk.
The cemetary has a main gray building located towards the righthand corner.
The cemetary also has a front gated entry, leading into the short-grass plotted area.
There are some trees, especially one tall oak tree along the lower or bottom margin of the cemetary.
A number of grayish headstones stand tall in the shade of the trees.
Block I: The top square located in the upper righthand corner.
Mullin Terrace: The top horizontal street.
Muppet Museum of Art, #110 Mullin Terrace.
It's an oblong light limestone grayish building, occupying a long stretch in the center of the street.
Prell Lane: The lefthand vertical street.
Casa Brandon, #42 Prell Lane.
It's located on the upper left corner, where Prell Lane and Mullin Terrace meet each other.
Casa Brandon, #42 Prell Lane and Mullin Terrace, since it's on the corner where the two streets intersect.
This is where the Brandon family, Caitlin, Stuart, and Heather live, with their father and grandmother, Jane Galway.
Rudman Range: The righthand vertical street.
Froggon Heart Firefighters Tower, #66 Rudman Range.
It's located near the top portion of the street, but not at the corner.
It's a tall dark red vertically rectangular building, with its own garage and a fire hydrant on the corner nearby.
Marty Robinson Street: The bottom horizontal street.
Fairytale Pharmacy, #82 Marty Robinson Street.
It's a cool blue square building, located near the right portion of the street but not on the corner.
Block J: The second square in the rightmost column, moving from top to bottom.
Carrara Corridor: The top horizontal street.
Pigs in a Blanket Tanning Salon, #98 Carrara Corridor.
It's a sand-colored square building, located near the right portion of the street but not on the corner.
Thatcher's Walkway: The lefthand vertical street.
Friendly's, #59 Thatcher's Walkway.
Think of the typical TGIF restaurant building, located near the top portion of the street but not at the corner.
East Henson Street: The righthand vertical street.
The Muppet Boarding House, #30 East Henson Street.
The MBH, as seen in Muppets From Space, occupying whatever position on the street you choose to locate it.
East Henson Street connects with Nebel Street at its bottom corner, at the San Franciscan lamppost.
Nebel Street: The bottom horizontal street.
The Jane Nebel Theater, #56 Nebel Street.
It's located near the center spot of the street.
Brian's Block: The righthand vertical street that connects East Henson Street and Phillip Casson Street, uniting Blocks J and K.
This street runs from both streets' corners, from the San Franciscan lamppost to the Deep Freeze Ice Cream Parlor.
The Maury Amphitheater, #4 Brian's Block.
This would be an enlargened oblong concert and sporting arena, since it needs to accomodate all the bleachers and the arena stage for both concerts and local sporting events drawn with an ornate glitzy green and golden-trimmed outwards columnated facade.
Block K: The third square in the rightmost column, moving from top to bottom.
Whitmire Wharf: The top horizontal street.
Christy's Bar & Grill, #74 Whitmire Wharf.
It's kind of a navy blue horizontally rectangular building, with watery green trimming.
It's located near the left portion of the street, but not on the corner.
Clash Corner: The lefthand vertical street.
Hensonville Super Market, #91 Clash Corner.
It's located along the side of the street, stretching downwards, seen as a light gray-white vertically rectangular building.
Phillip Casson Street: The righthand vertical street.
Deep Freeze Ice Cream Parlor, #67 Phillip Casson Street.
It's a frozen white square building, with icy gray accents.
It's located on the upper right corner, where Whitmire Wharf and Phillip Casson Street meet each other.
Deep Freeze Ice Cream Parlor, #67 Whitmire Wharf and Phillip Casson Street, since it's on the corner where the two streets intersect.
Phillip Casson High School, #101 Phillip Casson Street.
It's located about two-thirds of the ways down the street, almost but not quite reaching the corner.
Think of it as a vertical orange-yellow building, but with floors and a bit of girth to the sides for all the classrooms.
The high school also has an outer court and stooplike steps at both entrances.
Peter Harris Lane: The bottom horizontal street.
Bunsen-Burner Apothecary, #88 Peter Harris Lane.
It's sort of a grimly blue-grayish building, near the left portion of the street but not on the corner.
Manzano School Supplies, #95 Peter Harris Lane.
It's a cheery red square building, located near the right portion of the street but not on the corner.
Block L: The bottom square located in the lower righthand corner.
Goelz Pathway: The top horizontal street.
Hensonville Police Department, #41 Goelz Pathway.
Think of it as a dusty brown police station, with a law enforcer's coat of arms on the outer front wall.
It's located near the center spot of the street.
Cheryl Hill: The lefthand vertical street.
Saint Lovelady Hospital, #99 Cheryl Hill.
It's an oblong white-beige hospital building, stretching downwards along the side of the street.
Lisa Henson Promenade: The righthand vertical street.
Stitch In Time, #9 Lisa Henson Promenade.
It's a lighter brown square tailor's shop, located near the top portion of the street but not on the corner.
Louise Gold Lane: The bottom horizontal street.
The Louise Gold Theater, #75 Louise Gold Lane.
It's located near the left portion of the street, but not on the corner.
House of the Rising Dim Sun, #78 Louise Gold Lane.
The Chinese food take out eatery, which also houses Mae Wong's Chinese Restaurant.
It's an ornate darkened yellow double-square building, located near the right portion of the street but not on the corner.
Henson National Park: Located in the exact center of Block L, amidst all the sidewalks and establishments.
The park has a statue of Kermit The Frog, a long bench, a bridge over the middle of its pond, and a dirt bike path road.
Hooper Road, the dirt bike path road, connects Henson National Park and Nelson Square Station.
The road runs along the top lane of the park, out onto Goelz Pathway's upper left corner, and along Maury Street's sidewalk until reaching the train station, with clearly marked crosswalks between the three blocks.
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