Person of Interest — A World Built Around New York's surveillance machine

What is inside

A single painted base map, 20 location markers, and 20 detail scenes with three points of interest each. The Library — A shuttered Beaux-Arts library repurposed as the team's nerve center, where a payphone in the stacks rings with numbers that do not exist. The Subway — The city's circulatory system: abandoned platforms, maintenance catacombs, and payphones that ring only for people who are about to disappear. NYPD 8th Precinct — A tired precinct house where Detective Carter worked both sides of the law and every file cabinet held two versions of the truth.

• The Library A shuttered Beaux-Arts library repurposed as the team's nerve center, where a payphone in the stacks rings with numbers that do not exist.
• The Subway The city's circulatory system: abandoned platforms, maintenance catacombs, and payphones that ring only for people who are about to disappear.
• NYPD 8th Precinct A tired precinct house where Detective Carter worked both sides of the law and every file cabinet held two versions of the truth.
• Reese's Loft A bare industrial loft above a failed factory, all concrete, guns, and one chair facing the door.
• Shaw's Loft A cool white apartment that looks like a showroom and hides a sniper's nest behind the closet wall.
• Ingram's Loft Nathan Ingram's airy architect's loft, where a model of the city sat beside a wall of screens watching it.
• IFT Plaza The glass tower of International Funding Trust, where charitable money and machine intelligence share the same elevators.
• Ordos A half-built coal city on the Ordos plateau, where IFT's offshore money became concrete, rails, and silence.
• Office of Special Counsel A federal hearing room where intelligence is entered into evidence with the names blacked out and the truth left in the margins.
• Rikers Island A prison island in the East River, reachable only by ferry and official permission, holding people the Machine was told not to count.
• Universal Heritage Insurance A respectable insurance company whose actuarial tables were a cover for a black budget and a list of people worth erasing.
• Hanford Nuclear Reservation A dead reactor reservation in the Washington desert, still guarded, still humming, still the perfect place to hide a machine.
• Brighton Beach A Russian-speaking boardwalk neighborhood where old loyalties, cheap apartments, and a very public assassination collide.
• Macombs Dam Bridge A steel swing bridge over the Harlem River, chosen for a handoff because the traffic cameras never quite cover the span.
• New Rochelle A quiet suburban town north of the city, where a safe house looks exactly like every other house on the street.
• New York City The whole machine in one frame: eight million people, thirty thousand cameras, and a handful of numbers that decide who gets saved.
• Decima Facilities A brutalist signals compound behind razor wire, where Decima's antennas listen to the city and answer to Samaritan.
• Staten Island Ferry The orange ferry that keeps crossing the harbor, a moving blind spot where a conversation can vanish between two boroughs.
• Samaritan's Server Vault A buried vault of black racks and cold air, built to hold an intelligence that does not want to be found.
• The Machine's Faraday Cage A copper-mesh cage in a derelict power station, where the Machine was kept deaf and blind while the world decided what it was.