North Haverbrook

North Haverbrook, located 63 miles from Springfield, is a town in Springfield's State.

History

The town except for Sebastian Cobb fell for Lyle Lanley's Monorail Scam, which resulted in a Monorail disaster that led the town into an economic fallout, resembling a ghost town by the time Lyle Lanley sold another monorail to the town of Springfield. When a visiting Marge came to North Haverbrook, everyone was unwilling to talk to her about the monorail and wanted her to leave. Cobb was the only one willing to talk to her about the incident. He proceeded to tell Marge the story of how Lanley scammed his town into buying a needless monorail and that he was the only person who was against it because he suspected Lyle of being a con-man. His suspicion was proven true when he hired Cobb to design the North Haverbrook monorail made up of cheap and unstable materials. When he shows her the destroyed monorail, Cobb realizes Marge knows the truth and helps her stop a similar fate in Springfield.

Lyle escaped Springfield on a plane shortly before the Springfield Monorail's brakes blew up, which he caused himself after learning that Marge and Lisa cottoned on to his plans. Unfortunately for him, the plane made an unscheduled stop at North Haverbrook and an angry mob arrives on scene (presumably tipped off by Marge on his arrival). Lyle was violently attacked and possibly murdered by the mob as revenge for what he did to their town.^[1]

Soon after, the town has had a massive recovery and became a flourishing community again. It is home to the North Haverbrook Courthouse and is a tourist attraction for its romantic scenery.

North Haverbrook 8 — The ruins of the North Haverbrook monorail.

Landmarks

North Haverbrook is notable for having the world's largest moon-bounce castle, and a zoo with fighting animals. The town also has a drive-in theater.^[2]

The Monorail

The town formerly contained a monorail, a part of Lyle Lanley's monorail scam. The monorail was built by Sebastian Cobb, who was hired by Lanley to build the monorail. Many corners were cut during its construction, and the brakes and wiring all had faults. The monorail ultimately crashed on its maiden voyage (with celebrity Gallagher on board), destroying North Haverbrook's economy. The town gained vengeance when Lyle Lanley unwittingly returned to North Haverbrook after his plane to Tahiti (where he planned to escape after selling a similar monorail to Springfield) made a stop at the town's airstrip. He was savagely beaten up by the angry inhabitants of the town, possibly to death.