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<b>Town:</b> Quahog, Rhode Island<br>
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<b>Local hangouts:</b> The Drunken Clam. <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="ORCRP015183" title="The Griffin Corp." href="/topic/economy-business-finance/the-griffin-corp.-ORCRP015183.topic">The Griffin</a> household. <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PECLB004010" title="James Woods" href="/topic/entertainment/james-woods-PECLB004010.topic">James Woods</a> Regional High School.<br>
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<b>Neighbors to know:</b> The Griffin family: Peter, Lois, Meg, Chris, Stewie and their dog, Brian. Also, local cop and paraplegic Joe Swanson and his wife Bonnie. Be sure to avoid sex-crazed pilot Glenn Quagmire and creepy old Herbert.<br>
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<b>Town history:</b> For many years a myth prevailed that Miles Chatterbox Musket founded the town. According to the story, he was thrown overboard on his voyage to America, was saved from drowning by a clam and the duo founded Quahog (which, of course, means "clam") together. It was later revealed by a fortune teller that an exiled Englishman named Griffin Peterson established Quahog as a white supremacist colony in the 17th century.

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Town: Quahog, Rhode Island

Local hangouts: The Drunken Clam. The Griffin household. James Woods Regional High School.

Neighbors to know: The Griffin family: Peter, Lois, Meg, Chris, Stewie and their dog, Brian. Also, local cop and paraplegic Joe Swanson and his wife Bonnie. Be sure to avoid sex-crazed pilot Glenn Quagmire and creepy old Herbert.

Town history: For many years a myth prevailed that Miles Chatterbox Musket founded the town. According to the story, he was thrown overboard on his voyage to America, was saved from drowning by a clam and the duo founded Quahog (which, of course, means "clam") together. It was later revealed by a fortune teller that an exiled Englishman named Griffin Peterson established Quahog as a white supremacist colony in the 17th century.

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