Swanham

Swanham is situated in the central-to-northern region of Rosewick, being just south of Tiverton's Ridge, west of Stratworth and east of Napbury. While the entire republic was preserved, Swanham is considered the most old-fashioned, being the second wealthiest town in Rosewick.

History
Swanham has existed for centuries, living in riches. Being the home of The Duke of Swanham, it was always considered a place of royalty. Cobblestone streets and gas lamps fill the central town, along with small, quaint shops.

In 1968, Hank Conroy was elected as mayor, and worked closely with Harold McCain to maintain the town's iconic status.

In 1979, Robert Trace was elected as mayor, continuing Conroy's job and keeping Swanham in its perfect condition.

Mayor Conroy
Hank Conroy reigned as mayor from 1968-1979. He retired, moving to the peaceful countryside town of Kenilston.

Mayor Trace
Robert Trace is the current mayor of Swanham. He works on close terms with Estella Dovette of Stratworth.

Town Symbol
The symbol of Swanham is a swan. Swanham was so named for being the home to many swans, earning itself as an icon.