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Formerly the only remaining Night [[Ankh-Morpork City Watch|Watch]] house at the time of [[book:Guards! Guards!| Guards! Guards!]], [[Treacle Mine Road]] Watch house was [[Samuel Vimes|Sam Vimes']] first station. It was subsequently burnt down by a [[Noble dragon|vengeful dragon]], having had an arrow shot at its "voonerables" by [[Fred Colon|Sergeant Colon]].
Formerly the only remaining Night [[Ankh-Morpork City Watch|Watch]] house at the time of [[book:Guards! Guards!| Guards! Guards!]], [[Treacle Mine Road]] Watch house was [[Samuel Vimes|Sam Vimes']] first station. It was subsequently burnt down by a [[Noble dragon|vengeful dragon]], which had had an arrow shot at its "voonerables" by [[Fred Colon|Sergeant Colon]].


The Treacle Mine Road station house also figures prominently as a central location in {{NW}}. Having been pitched back in time for thirty years, having had to rejoin the Watch (not quite at the bottom) under the assumed identity of a dead man, and having encountered his own ''much'' younger self, [[Samuel Vimes]]' sense of déjà-vu is not helped by his being stationed at what he thought had been a long-draggoned Watch house. However, his intimate knowledge of its weak points, and his practiced skill at making the [[Ramkin Residence]] assassin-proof comes in handy, as he is able to identify and booby-trap the obvious means of forced entry against the [[Cable Street Particulars]].
The Treacle Mine Road station house also figures prominently as a central location in {{NW}}. Having been pitched back in time for thirty years, having had to rejoin the Watch (not quite at the bottom) under the assumed identity of a dead man, and having encountered his own ''much'' younger self, [[Samuel Vimes]]' sense of déjà-vu is not helped by his being stationed at what he thought had been a long-draggoned Watch house. However, his intimate knowledge of its weak points, and his practiced skill at making the [[Ramkin Residence]] assassin-proof comes in handy, as he is able to identify and booby-trap the obvious means of forced entry against the [[Cable Street Particulars]].
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Returning to his present and apprehending [[Carcer]] in the [[Small Gods' Cemetery]], with [[Vetinari]] a concealed and appreciative onlooker, Vimes is able to screw the concession out of the Patrician that the Treacle Mine Road Watch House be rebuilt, as good as old.  
Returning to his present and apprehending [[Carcer]] in the [[Small Gods' Cemetery]], with [[Vetinari]] a concealed and appreciative onlooker, Vimes is able to screw the concession out of the Patrician that the Treacle Mine Road Watch House be rebuilt, as good as old.  


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Treacle Mine Road Watch House
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Name Treacle Mine Road Watch House
Location Treacle Mine Road
Owner
Use Watch House
Appearance
Residents
Built
Founded by {{{founded by}}}
Demolished Burned down by a dragon
Books Guards! Guards!, Night Watch
Notes

Formerly the only remaining Night Watch house at the time of Guards! Guards!, Treacle Mine Road Watch house was Sam Vimes' first station. It was subsequently burnt down by a vengeful dragon, which had had an arrow shot at its "voonerables" by Sergeant Colon.

The Treacle Mine Road station house also figures prominently as a central location in Night Watch. Having been pitched back in time for thirty years, having had to rejoin the Watch (not quite at the bottom) under the assumed identity of a dead man, and having encountered his own much younger self, Samuel Vimes' sense of déjà-vu is not helped by his being stationed at what he thought had been a long-draggoned Watch house. However, his intimate knowledge of its weak points, and his practiced skill at making the Ramkin Residence assassin-proof comes in handy, as he is able to identify and booby-trap the obvious means of forced entry against the Cable Street Particulars.

Returning to his present and apprehending Carcer in the Small Gods' Cemetery, with Vetinari a concealed and appreciative onlooker, Vimes is able to screw the concession out of the Patrician that the Treacle Mine Road Watch House be rebuilt, as good as old.