Description 

The fancy Bluebird
Bluebird Station is a refined tobacconist in Saint Denis, offering a curated selection of premium cigarettes and cigars. It serves as a sanctuary for those seeking a luxurious and relaxing experience, providing high-quality tobacco products and a cozy lounge for customers to unwind. As well as serving drinks with alcohol bought from different distilleries, a sort of fancy saloon with cigarettes and cigars alongside the drinking.

Bluebird Station offers a place of relaxation and community, where patrons can escape the bustle of city life and enjoy top-tier tobacco products in an elegant setting. It also creates a space for socializing, with regular tastings and events that bring people together.

History 

Station opening, 1904
The idea of starting Bluebird Station came to Himmel Lawson right as 1904 began, she sent in the business application January 2nd, 1904. Bluebird became an official business January 7th, 1904. Himmel's friend Hilda Krohn helped start the business.

Bluebird Station, the name of the business, was inspired by Himmel's love for trains and her being nicknamed Bluebird. Her love for blue got incorporated into her business.

Himmel signed the first business contract for Bluebird Station January 10th with Crimson Distillery, Elizabeth Bowers. And a second contract with Dark Horse Distillery the day afterwards.

Bluebird Station had it's first opening January 13th. A very quiet day.

The owner changed her name in late February, so the business license was updated then.

March 10th the owner and her employee's decided that the saloon would open regularly, every week on Wednesday at 4pm EST. So the owner started advertising this realizing a lot of New Alexandria was unaware that Bluebird Station serves alcohol at the saloon.

The saloon had it's first event on March 22nd, a Drunken Obstacle Course.

Since the owner, Himmel Lawson, works as a deputy she quickly found out having a specific time she opens every week doesn't work with her main job. So she returned to opening whenever she has spare time and energy to open, serve drinks and tobacco products. At the same time she moved her business to Blackwater since she decided to move there with her wife. And the saloon in Blackwater works just as well as the one in Saint Denis.

At the end of April the owner decided to move the saloon back to Saint Denis since the building there fits the aesthetic the business is going for better. And since the owner no longer works as a deputy but rather a prison guard for DOP she wants to live close to the Sisika Island, which would make Saint Denis the best option. Therefor moving back there with her business.