Check out everything that is required. Read the rules, claim your person, and get sorted, the application, for both student and adults, is found inside.

All new people MUST read.

Announcements are made here to keep you up with all the events in Hogwarts.

Inside will include things like events and activity check. Make sure you read it, you never know when a surprise check will be given.

Make a relationship or plots here. This is just basically a list of who is who to you. You make one and let people post in it and then you can post in theirs.

Inside: Plot Board and Photo Album Board

Need a Job? Check in here to see if anyone is hiring in the Ministry, St. Mungo's or if Hogwarts needs a Professor. Also check out too see if shops are looking for workers.

The Entrance Hall is entered up a flight of stone steps and through huge double oak front doors that face west.
The Hall is lit by torches and is quite imposing, with a ceiling so high it is barely visible and a paved flagstone floor. A wide marble staircase opposite the front doors leads to the first floor.
On either side of this staircase, there are two doors. One leads to the kitchens, while the other leads to the dungeons as well as a broom cupboard.

The Great Hall is entered by double doors to the right of the Entrance Hall. The Great Hall is a vast chamber that contains four long tables for each of the four Houses. Closest to the doors is the Slytherin table, followed by Ravenclaw, then Hufflepuff, and finally the Gryffindor table next to the far wall. On a raised platform at the front of the room is the High Table where the staffs dine. The ceiling is enchanted so that it mirrors the sky as it currently appears outside. There are also high mullioned windows around the room that show the grounds outside.

Off to the right of the Entrance Hall is the home of the four House hourglasses where the House points are displayed for all to see.

The hall that connects all the rooms on the Second Floor together.

There's a classroom inside just for prefects' meetings.

A little stoop where you can stop to talk in when going up or down to the the First Floor or Third Floor.

Arithmancy is a branch of magic that is concerned with the magical properties of numbers; someone who practices Arithmancy is called an Arithmancer.
In this class, students are expected to write essays and to be able to understand complicated number charts, which are part of their homework.

Professor: Vladimir Daskovia

The hospital wing contains many beds with white sheets, optional privacy screens, and bedpans.
It also contains the office of the nurse. The Clock Tower is located along the corridor outside the hospital.

Healer:

In this class you will lears all you need to know about muggles, just be careful, muggles have a lot of strange things.

Professor: Griffin DeVries

Here is the Third floor Corridor. Most classrooms are empty and others fill. I think there's a broom closet some where along this floor.

Transfiguration is essentially the art of changing the properties of an object. It is a theory-based subject, involving very complicated notes as well as practical work

Professor: Adrian Maltaroth

The prefects' bathroom is on the third floor, hidden behind the fourth door to the left of the statue of Boris the Bewildered.
Despite the name, Quidditch captains can also use this bathroom. The door opens when told the correct password.

This dimly lit corridor is the Fourth Floor Corridor. Classrooms and broom closets are aligned on this floor.

Commonly shortened to D.A.D.A., this class teaches defensive techniques to block spells, charms, curses, hexes and jinxes cast by other wizards, counteract the Dark Arts, and to protect from Dark creatures.

Professor: Mary Riddle

The kitchens are located directly under the Great Hall in an enormous, high-ceilinged room. The kitchens contain four long wooden tables positioned exactly the same way as the tables above.

Answer the riddle for the Password:
What is a commonly used word that ends in T, contains the letters VEN and starts with IN?

The headmaster or headmistress' office and residence is inside here, and is entered via a staircase guarded by a stone gargoyle.
The office is a large and beautiful round room with windows that have a view of the Quidditch pitch and the mountains surrounding Hogwarts.
It is decorated with portraits of previous headmasters and headmistresses. The desk is enormous and claw-footed with a highly polished surface and a high-backed chair. On the wall behind the headmaster's desk is a shelf that holds the Sorting Hat and beside the Hat, Godric Gryffindor's sword is contained in a glass case.

Headmistress:Madeleine Parker

Charms classes at Hogwarts are described as notoriously noisy and chaotic, as the lessons are largely practical.

Professor: Persephone Cartwright

The Hufflepuff dormitories and common room are in the cellar, adjacent to the kitchens. They are located through the door to the right of the main staircase in the Entrance Hall, down a flight of stone steps, along a broad, stone corridor lit with torches, and decorated cheerfully.

Head Of House:Griffin DeVries

Here in this class you learn about the History of magic, even though it can be quite draining you must pay attention, you never know what will be on your OWls.

Professor:

The trophy room is where awards, cups, plates, shields, statues, and medals are kept in a crystal glass display case.
This room also contains a list of Head Boys and Head Girls. The trophy room is adjacent to an armour gallery.
Peeves especially enjoys bouncing around the trophy room.

Besides the lovely artwork that adorn this floor there is a statue of Lachlan the Lanky just to the right of the stairs leading down to the sixth floor and a suit of armour that leads to the Room of requirement, the entrance to which is across the corridor from a tapestry of Barnabas the Barmy.

It is home to the Ravenclaw common room and dormitories. The tower is entered through a door that had no handle and no keyhole, just a bronze knocker in the shape of an eagle. To enter it you must correctly answer an intellectual and/or philosophical question rather than simply give a password.

Head Of House: Justin Fuller

The library contains tens of thousands of books on thousands of shelves. The different sections include an Invisibility Section, a section on dragons, and the Restricted Section at the very back, barred by a rope. Students need a signed note of permission from a teacher to peruse the Restricted Section, as it holds books about powerful Dark subject matter that is never taught at Hogwarts, and is only used by older students studying advanced Defence Against the Dark Arts. Books in the Hogwarts library may be put on hold and the student's name added to a waiting list. Chocolate and presumably, all other food and drinks are forbidden in the library, which closes at 8:00 p.m.

Irma Pince is the librarian. She guards the books fiercely, and has been known to put unusual jinxes on the books, to make sure that they are not mistreated.

Gryffindor Tower is entered through the portrait of The Fat Lady on the seventh floor. It can only be entered if one knows the correct password. When the correct password is given, the portrait swings forward to reveal a hole, which leads into the Gryffindor common room.

Head Of House: Persephone Cartwright

Divination is the art of predicting the future. Various methods are described, including crystal balls, palmistry, tea leaves, cartomancy, astrology, and dream interpretations.

Professor: Justin Fuller

Astronomy classes take place in the Astronomy Tower, the tallest tower in Hogwarts. Lessons involve observations of the night skies with telescopes.

Professor: Aidan Caldwell

Astronomy classes occur here, since this is the tallest tower and therefore has the best view of the night sky. The Astronomy Tower faces west and is located above the main entrance of Hogwarts.

The dungeons is a very cold place to be, especially at night. Potion classes and the Slytherin common room are around here.

The Slytherin dormitories and common room are actually located under the lake. Access is gained by going through the door to the left of the main staircase in the Entrance Hall and down the stone steps that lead into a labyrinth of corridors.

Head of House: Mary Riddle

This dungeon is large enough to accommodate a double class.

It is colder here than in the main castle, and the surrounding walls contain many jars of pickled animals, which the students find particularly creepy.

Professor: Headmistress Madeleine Parker

This large tower contains a clock in which it rings every hour or so indicating the time.

The Quidditch pitch is where Quidditch games are held, and where teams practice. There are three golden hoops, about 50 feet high, at each end used for scoring, and stands surrounding it, providing seating for spectators.

It houses the locker rooms for the four House teams and the offices of the four team captains.

Professor: Phoebe Winters

The Whomping Willow is a very valuable magical tree on the Hogwarts grounds. The tree is extremely violent, striking viciously with its branches at anything that comes within reach.

The Owlery is at the top of the West Tower. The Owlery is a circular stone room that holds hundreds and hundreds of different kinds of owls, including both the school owls and owls that students have brought as pets, all nestled on perches that rise right to the top of the tower. None of the windows in the Owlery have glass and so it is rather cold and draughty. The floor is covered in straw, droppings, and the "regurgitated skeletons of mice and voles".

The study of magical plants and how to take care of, utilize and/or combat them. Herbology lessons are shown how to here.
Classes are usually held in the Greenhouses sometime.

Professor:

The lake is located on the south side of the castle, which stands on a cliff overlooking the water. It is about half a mile in diameter and the Hogwarts plumbing network drains into it. A number of magical creatures inhabit the lake, including a surprisingly friendly giant squid, often seen near the surface, a colony of merpeople inhabiting the bottom, and a population of grindylows.

This class involves learning about and how to care for magical beasts. Classes are held outside the castle.

Professor: Anna Darkholme

The Forbidden Forest is a large, dark forest to the east of Hogwarts Castle.It is strictly forbidden to all students, except during Care of Magical Creatures lessons and, on rare occasions, detentions.

Among the plant species within the Forest are trees such as beech, oak, pine, sycamore, and yew, as well as undergrowth including knotgrass and thorns. Though the Forest is vastly dense and wild, there are a few paths and clearings.The Forest is also home to an assortment of creatures.

Hogsmeade Station is the closest train stop to Hogwarts; the Hogwarts Express stops here after traveling from King's Cross.

The pose office is filled with at least two–to–three–hundred owls, ranging from Great Grey Owls to tiny Scops hooting down from colour-coded shelves. The shelves are colour-coded based on how quickly they will arrive at their destination.

Hogsmeade Village, or simply Hogsmeade is a village near Hogwarts/
Students get to visit here during the schedule Hogsmeade visit.

One entrance to Diagon Alley can be reached on foot by passing through The Leaky Cauldron. The inn, invisible to Muggles, lies somewhere along the London thoroughfare Charing Cross Road.
To reach Diagon Alley, one must walk up to a wall behind The Leaky Cauldron, and tap a brick, found by counting three up and two across, three times.
Given the busy nature of the area, travelling to and from Diagon Alley is likely typically done by more magical means such as Apparition or by using the Floo Network.

Knockturn Alley is a location leading off of the more savory Diagon Alley, Knockturn Alley is a dark and seedy alleyway in London to which Muggles have no access, and which is frequented largely by Dark Wizards. Many of the shops in Knockturn Alley are devoted to the Dark Arts; the largest is Borgin & Burkes, which sells sinister and dangerous objects.

Here is the government of the Wizarding world. The things they do range from muggle issues to enforcing their laws.

Minister Of Magic:

The entrance to St. Mungo's is concealed behind an abandoned red-brick London department store called Purge and Dowse, Ltd. on a Muggle street. In the front window, a dummy dressed in outdated styles serves as the gatekeeper; wizards wanting to enter do so by talking to the dummy, and then walking straight through the window.

You need a place to stay during the time Hogwarts is closed. So might as well get a house.

Residents: The Weasley's; The Maltaroth's;

Residents: The Parkinson 's;

Residents: The Sullivans';

Residents: The Blackstone's;

Residents: The Malfoy's; The Lestrange's;

Residents: The Brown's; The Black's;

London is the home of the muggles, very few wizards venture out here due to their lack of knowledge of muggles things. Buts its a growing age.

Here is where your headmistress resides when she is off from work. She often has people over, most likely teachers or perhaps something to do with the order?

Here in th e graveyard, is where you can find Voldemort and see him do his bidding on the unfortunate souls that find him.

Here in this secluded place in the world, where unwanted muggles and wizards cannot get to lies the evil of all evil Voldemort. What do you think will happen to you if you managed to get in?

Azkaban, is the wizard prison where wizards who violate the laws of the British wizarding world are sent there. Only one other such prison, Nurmengard, is known to exist. This place is guarded by Dementors, The large presence of Dementors render the inmates incapable of happiness and forces them to relive their worst memories, as they become gradually helpless and often severely insane.

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