The history and what campus life is like at one of the greatest secrets of the Wizarding World - Ilvermorny School Of Witchcraft And Wizardry.
This book will serve as an informational companion to "Secrets Of The Gordian Knot" and "Emaline Goode: T...
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Scattered across western Massachusetts, southern Vermont, southwestern New Hampshire, eastern New York, and northwestern Connecticut are villages and towns that contain sizeable wizarding populations. They are described as "communities within a community" according to Hermione Granger. The Berkshires are also one of the largest wizard-friendly areas in the United States. Many Ilvermorny students who are from New England live in these villages. Following the passing of Rappaport's Law, all witches and wizards were forced to find new places to stay hidden. Away from the non-magical population. Because of this, many chose to move into small villages in numbers, as this allowed them to band together and rely on each other for mutual support. The largest all-wizarding village in The Berkshires is Steward Square in Adams, Massachusetts.
Some notable towns with wizarding populations in The Berkshires Massachusetts:
- Adams: The home of Steward Square and Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. - Boston - Savoy - North Adams - Worcester - Lexington - Concord - Salem - Fitchburg - Home to the USQL team: The Fitchburg Finches - Cheshire - Florida (yes, there is a town in Massachusetts called Florida. Look it up.) - Lanesborough - Quincy - Martha's Vineyard - Nantucket - Provincetown - Saltash - Chelmsford - Gloucester - Watertown - Williamstown - Clarksburg - Pittsfield - Lenox - Dalton - Tyringham - Monroe - Raven Rocks: A tiny mountain village located within Mount Greylock State Forest. Located east of Ilvermorny Castle on the Bellows Pipe Trail. - Great Barrington - Sheffield - Egremont
Connecticut:
- Salisbury - Litchfield: Home of the USQL's Litchfield Larks - Kent - Colebrook - Cornwall - New Milford
- New Lebanon - Canaan - Stephentown - Berlin - Petersburgh - Grafton - Taconic Lake - Hoosick - Hoosick Falls - Cherry Plain - Albany: The neighborhood of Hidebehind Heights is the largest all-wizarding village in New York State. Wizarding communities can also be found mostly in the eastern suburbs surrounding Albany, while Western Albany is mostly friendly to No-Maji. The Albany Americans make their home here. - Cropseyville - Brunswick - Wynantskill - Poestenskill - Raymertown
