The building contained two entrances to the city's sewer system one through the kennels, and one through a secret room connected to Chief Irons' office. Irons' inability to refrain from constantly purchasing newer and more grandiose pieces also lead to many of the building's storage rooms being filled with neglected and replaced artworks no longer appreciated by the fickle Chief. due to its ample parking space and centralized location near Raccoon City's central business district.Īlthough the artworks within the building were removed and relocated, it was once again lavishly decorated by Raccoon City's Chief of Police, Brian Irons, a known art and sculpture enthusiast. as seen in Resident Evil 3: Nemesis.įormerly Raccoon City's prestigious art museum, the building was purchased in the late 1980s by the local government and converted for use by the R.P.D.
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