Post Bellum Atlas: A Directory of Residences, Businesses, and Places of Interest


ENGLAND

London:

Gunhilda Gorsemoor Memorial Library: Destroyed December 1999
Magical Library located a few blocks from St. Mungo's, which houses, among other sections, a very extensive healing library. (Gunhilda of Gorsemoor was a witch who discovered the cure for Dragon Pox. She is also immortalized as a statue in Hogwarts, but is more commonly referred to as the 'One-eyed witch' from her one-eyed, hump-backed likeness which opens to a passageway leading into Honeydukes' cellar.) For a list of Post Bellum Canon Books, see the library itself.

12 Grimmauld Place: House inherited by Harry Potter. Residents: Harry Potter, Ron Weasley
8 Slingsby Place: 8 Oaks Terrace, an old house converted to flats run by a wizard, Zach Smith, Neville Longbottom and Lavender Brown reside here.

Daunt Bookstore: Muggle; Bookshop in the Shoreditch area (Mandy Brocklehurst)
Lefty's: Muggle; Neighborhood pub (Hanna Abbott) - Joe Merlotte, Proprietor
Revival Records: Muggle; Secondhand vinyl shop (Melinda Bobbin) - Ian, Store Manager
S&M Cafe: Muggle; Small cafe (Alicia Spinnet)

The Leaky Cauldron: Pub, gateway between Muggle London and Diagon Alley (Hannah Abbott) - Tom, Proprietor.

DIAGON ALLEY (the smaller the number, the closer to the Leaky Cauldron, the larger the number the further away):
6 Diagon Alley: Cauldron Shoppe, cauldrons and potions making equipment (no ingredients). #6b flat above, Felipe Hopkirk's former residence.
9 Diagon Alley: Slug & Jigger's Apothecary, potion making ingredients, custom and stock potions. (Draco Malfoy)
11 Diagon Alley: Contego Terrace, building of flats with a shop at street level housing the Gorsemoor Temporary Library undergoing setup (view layout). Residents include Draco Malfoy and Hermione Granger #5, Luna Lovegood #4a, Verity Gallagher #4b, Dean Thomas #3b, Melinda Bobbin #2a, Constance "Granny" Owlswick (NPC) #2b, 1 flat unoccupied and open to let - Draco Malfoy, Owner.
17 Diagon Alley: Quality Quidditch Supplies, Brooms, Quidditch equipment, apparel and memorabilia (Dean Thomas) - Alasdair Maddock, Proprietor.
18a Diagon Alley: Obscurus Books, publisher of fiction and non-fiction books (Hermione Granger) - Augustus Worme, Publisher.
22 Diagon Alley: Eeylops Owl Emporium, owls and owl keeping supplies (Luna Lovegood) - Flynn Eeylops, Proprietor.
29 Diagon Alley: Mercury Travel Agency, travel agency (Lavender Brown).
59 Diagon Alley: Terrortours, adventure holiday travel agency.
61 Diagon Alley: Hunter's Moon Cafe, tearoom with indoor and outdoor seating (Lilian Moon) - Lilian Moon, Proprietor.
75 Diagon Alley: Scribbulus Everchanging Inks, stationery shop. Lee Jordan #75b resident of flat above.
81 Diagon Alley: Sins of the Father Headquarters, Pure-blood rights advocacy office (Percy Weasley, Theo Nott) - Alistair Thicknesse, Director.
93 Diagon Alley: Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, joke shop (George Weasley, Verity Gallagher) - George Weasley, Proprietor. George and Katie live in the flat above the shop
98 Diagon Alley: The Willow Tree, a small bookshop (Lisa Turpin) - Richard and Coraline Babbling, Owners; Lisa Turpin, Manager.
101 Diagon Alley: Flourish & Blott's, large bookshop (Tracey Davis, assistant manager).
104 Diagon Alley: Vendi Vici, an upscale Italian restaurant.
109 Diagon Alley: Madam Malkin's Robes for All Occasions, robes and other apparel - Madam Malkin, Proprietor.
112 Diagon Alley: Gulliver's Greenhouse, greenhouse and florist (Neville Longbottom) - Jonathan Lemuel, Proprietor.
124 Diagon Alley: Fortescue's Ice Cream Parlor - Florean Fortescue, Proprietor
129b Diagon Alley: WhizzHard Books, publisher.
146a Diagon Alley: Moonstone Antiques, antiques and divination supplies - Madam Héderváry, Proprietor.
149 Diagon Alley: Gringotts Bank, bank, financial and treasure related services (Bill and Fleur Weasley).
160 Diagon Alley: The Daily Prophet, newspaper offices - Barnabas Cuffe, Editor.
201 Diagon Alley: Philpott's Market, grocery (between Magical Menagerie & Gringott's Bank).
211 Diagon Alley: Magical Menagerie, pet supplies, pets and familiars - Marta Keller, Proprietor.
222b Diagon Alley: Pericles Publishing, academic publisher of a research quarterly - Janel Shepherd, Editor.
240 Diagon Alley: Twilfitt and Tatting's, robes and apparel (Zach Smith).
275 Diagon Alley: Madam Primpernelle's Beautifying Potions, beauty potions, cosmetics and supplies - Madam Primpernelle, Proprietor.
276 Diagon Alley: Blue Twilight, an Italian Restaurant.
300 Diagon Alley: The Olde Viridian, community of flats (across from Gambol & Japes).
381 Diagon Alley: Ollivander's, wands, wand supplies and maintenance (Aurelia Montgomery) - Ollivander, Proprietor.
398 Diagon Alley: Just the Junk Shop, junk shop (Seamus Finnigan, Sam Kennerly).


KNOCKTURN ALLEY
6a Knockturn Alley: Arachnophobia, spider shop - Ryan Michaels, Proprietor
10a Knockturn Alley: Spirits Three, shrunken heads shop - Willard Reynolds, Proprietor
13b Knockturn Alley: Borgin & Burke's, antiques and curiosities
18c Knockturn Alley: Parkinson Studio and Fantasy Fashions, fashion design studio (Pansy Parkinson) - Pansy Parkinson, Owner
25b Knockturn Alley: Piercing Sound, spiked musical instruments


CORNWALL
Plymouth:
Bell Residence: Home of Katie Bell's parents, who often host large gatherings and fund raisers.
Tinworth:
Shell Cottage: Home of Bill and Fleur Weasley on the coast outside of town.


DEVON
Ottery St. Catchpole:
The Burrow: Home of Arthur and Molly Weasley
Lovegood Residence: Home of Xenophilius Lovegood
Seaton:
Black Residence: Narcissa Malfoy and Andromeda Tonks' childhood home. The house is unplottable and hidden within the Jurassic Coast outside of the town.


KENT
Maidstone:
Les Quatre Cordes: 'The Four Strings' is a dining and dancing establishment owned and operated by Louis Harmond, a school mate of Charlie Weasley's, and the Harmond family. Located along the River Medway in a small, magical section of Maidstone. Features a string quartet for dancing in a sheltered courtyard and fine dining.
Ashford:
Merlin's Garden Banquets: Ballroom and banquet facility.


HAMPSHIRE
New Forest:
La Sirène: A elegant, extremely pricey fine dining restaurant hidden within New Forest. The sort of place where if you have to ask the prices, you can't afford it.


OXFORDSHIRE
Oxford:
Fieran Hall: Abandoned Lestrange family home hidden in the centre of the Oxford Green Belt
Goshawk Residence: Home and place of business of the Goshawk family (Hermione Granger) outside Oxford
Madame Irveline's School for Wizards and Witches: Dance school and studio run by Madam Irveline
Phoenix Press: Publishing house. Includes Civilitas, a weekly news magazine. (Daphne Greengrass)


SOMERSET
Cottage: Maternal line residence of Minerva and Athena McGonagall


WILTSHIRE
Brown Press: Publisher of primarily academic books - Michael Brown, Publisher
Malfoy Manor: Home of Lucius and Narcissa Malfoy


SCOTLAND

Hogsmeade:
Andersen's: Cordwainer (shoemaker) and cobbler - Rictor Andersen, Proprietor
Animal Clinic: Pet and familiar care provided by Animal Healer McKellen and Zoion (wizard vet) Noah Middleton (Millicent Bulstrode)
Crooked House: Aurelia Montgomery's Residence
Stimpson Farm: Farm on outskirts of Hogsmeade past Dervish & Banges. Sells fresh produce, Christmas trees and garland, firewood and other products depending on the season.
Spirits Shop: Shop selling wine, liquor and other spirits, as well as butterbeer, glasses and bar paraphernalia.
Townhouse North of the Three Boomsticks: Malfalda Hopkirk's former residence, where Shannon & Felipe Hopkirk and Leanne Barber currently reside
Whitelocke Cottage: Millicent Bulstrode's Residence


WALES

Bangor:
Creevey Creamery and Dairy: Dennis Creevey's Muggle home and family business 25km northeast of town.
Holyhead:
Hollyhead Harpies Quidditch Pitch: Unplottable, hidden outside town.
Dragon's Eye Pub: Holyhead pub frequented by Harpies team members.
Snowdonia National Park:
Welsh Dragon Reserve: Unplottable, hidden in Snowdonia. Charlie Weasley's workplace and residence.




For Reference:
Canon Atlas and Gazetteer
Interactive Map of London


*Names in parentheses indicate character works at establishment.