Glade Bay

A beautiful city nestled next to one of the longest beaches in Waldon. As misleading as the name sounds, Glade Bay is the most populated area in the province of Eastbourne, (rivaling the populated capital, Wellspring) and second biggest city in the country of Waldon. It is home to Waldon's biggest seafood provider, successfully led by the head of the Cresswell Family, Marmaduke the 8th.

Glade Bay is the home of Brookfield School--one of the only private senior high schools that focus on Theater, Art, Music, and Writing--giving students a more than fair advantage when preparing for their careers in the world of Arts and Entertainment.

Thermidor College of the Arts (one of the best Art and Entertainment post-secondary institutions in the world) only accepts applicants with a GPA of 4.0, have an outstanding portfolio, or applicants with a 3.0 or above that went to Brookfield School.

History
Archaeological evidence demonstrates that the First Nations had occupied the Glade Bay area almost 3000 years ago. Within a few hundred years, they had built sustainable villages. Archaeologists have found the evidence of their habitation from as early as the 13th century. Known settlers of many diversities arrived in 1742, and cultivated a town for themselves, giving birth to the quaint name Glade Bay. It is rumored that a Cresswell had taken residence in the village of Glade Bay to escape his tyrannical family from overseas, escaping with his lover (presumed to be a Lady's maid) to start a family in this new world.

Economy
Glade Bay is the second largest economy-driven city in Waldon, like the Cresswell Fisheries brand, The Waterford Seafair Cuisine, and Matticus Exports. New up-and-coming businesses sprout yearly, claiming that Glade Bay is prime for all sorts of businesses.