Rowand House should be the main place to make your home if living within the fort itself. Even if the park isn't breached, it makes sense to reside here at night--close the main fort gates and rest easy.

You'll find the comforts of home here on its three levels: kitchens, bedrooms, clothing, defensive weapons, and outhouse at back. Its 2100 square feet of living space means that it can house several families comfortably.

The Trade House contains many useful items: Traps, furs, pots, pans, spices, rifles, blankets, clothes, and more. There is a good stock pile of all.

Though, you will  need to bring in a couple of wood stoves and piping from the hardware store, on 1885 street, for heat and to have a place to cook a meal.

Several families can make a home in the Men's Quarters of Fort Edmonton. In the very unlikely event that zombies breach the fort itself, you can reach safety by access the loft in each bedroom.

Zombies couldn't navigate the straight up ladders to the lofts. Also, there are cellars to keep food supplies cool and in reach should a room need to be barricaded while the zombies are dispatched within the fort.

Once the Fort Edmonton starts to fill up, Bachelors' Hall is a great place to assemble everyone for meals. With its kitchen, large fireplace, and numerous tables, it seems ideal for making sure everyone is being fed-- keeping meal prep and cleanup to one area.

Also allows having everyone in one spot for pre or post-meal announcements. A connected sleeping quarters will accommodate a dozen or so people.

Are the traps doing more than just trapping zombies? Is your livestock at healthy levels for allowing some to be butchered for the dinner table? Then the meat store is where the preparation will take place.

This building has all the equipment needed to salt meat, make sausages as well as to combine dried meat and grease into pemmican.