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SCP Foundation Secure Facility Dossier
Official Designation: SCP Foundation Southern Maine Research and Containment Facility.
Site Identification Code: USMEWB-Site-93
General Information
Site-93.
Founded: 13 December 1990
Location: Westbrooke, Maine, United States
Cover Story: Sappi Fine Paper North America, Westbrooke Mill
Site Function: Low-risk level research and containment.
Facilities and Wings
- Main Office level: Exterior features old water mill and several office buildings. Interior features a main lobby with access to North, South, and East wings. Standard Foundation offices located in North wing. Access to sublevel 1-4 and river located in East wing. Front business "Sappi Fine Paper North America" located in South wing.
- Sublevel 1: Research level.
- Sublevel 2: Light Containment.
- Sublevel 3: Heavy Containment.
Staffing Information
Site Director: Dr. Henry Newt Tyson
Asst. Dir. of Personel: Dr. Adel Malinowska
Asst. Dir. of Research & Containment: Dr. Jazlyne Chmielewska
Site Personnel: 50
Department Heads: 2
Staff Doctors: 13
Staff Researchers: 13
Administrative Personnel: 2
Maintenance or Janitorial: 5
Security Personnel: 10
D-Class: 0
Other Personnel: 5
Anomalies Currently Under the Jurisdiction of Site-93
| ID Number | Object Class | Risk Class |
|---|---|---|
| SCP-5193 | Safe | Notice |
Additional Information
A relatively small Foundation facility, possibly the smallest, that is located near the coast of New England in Westbrooke, Maine. The site was formally a water mill before it was converted into a Foundation site, a majority of it being underground. The site specializes in research and containment of low-risk objects and entities, thus D-class are rarely used and most hands-on research is done by the researchers themselves. Most researchers from other sites argue that site-93 even exists, not because it's shrouded in secrecy, but because it's so small that no one really cares about it.
This place is so damn small, I don't think we could fit any higher risk level entities, let alone the required containment procedures. But that's what you get when you buy a small abandoned water mill in New England of all places.
- Dr. Chmielewska
