Tufting Meadows is the village in which Mice & Murder takes place. It is located in an alternate version of England, in which there are no humans, and is instead inhabited by anthropomorphic woodland creatures.
Description[]
Tufting Meadows is a rainy country village in England located 90 minutes by train northwest of London. It is the ancestral home of the Brockhollow family and their estate, Loam Hall. In the middle of the village is a statue of King Charles, who is a Cavalier Spaniel.
Inhabitants[]
The Brockhollow Family
- William Thornwall Brockhollow, also called Squire Badger, the Squire of Tufting Meadows
- Lucretia Brockhollow, the Squire's sister
- Constance Brockhollow, the Squire's daughter (formerly)
- Jeremy Brockhollow, the Squire's son
- Osmond Sheffield, Jeremy's husband
Loam Hall Staff
- Gangie Green, the gravedigger for Our Lady of Prayerful Paws and groundskeeper at Loam Hall
- Templeton Padhop, Squire Badger's chauffeur
- Milo Snout, a footman
- Basil Baskins, a footman
- Thomas Gilfoyle, a butler
- Matilda Molesly, a housekeeper and head of maid staff
- Maggie Banks, part of the kitchen staff
Villagers
- Catherine McCabbage, a recent widow
- Connor McCabbage (†), a mill employee who recently died under mysterious circumstances
- Catherine's mother and children
- Vicar Ian Prescott, vicar of Tufting Meadows
- Lord Eustace Bramble
- Lady Winnifred Bramble
| Mice & Murder Locations | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| England | |||
| Tufting Meadows | Loam Hall | First Floor | The Entrance Hall | The Ballroom | The Servants' Quarters | The Kitchen | The Elevator | The Dining Room | The Drawing Room | The Study | The Bathroom |
| Second Floor | The Leisure Room | The Séance Room | The Secret Study | The Library | Mrs. Molesly's Bedroom | Squire Badger's Bedroom | The Bathroom | The Dressing Room | ||
| Other | The Tower | The Basement | The Wine Cellar | The Oubliette | ||
| Other | Our Lady of Prayerful Paws | The Docks | ||
| Other | 22B Hampstead Street | Reichenbunny Falls | ||