Falmouth, England (IN)
Falmouth is a small port town located where the river Fal meets the sea in Cornwall, on the very Southwestern tip of England. In the 18th Century, it was known for the Falmouth Package Service, which served publically as a mail service for the British Empire and privately as a smuggling operation, as they were exempt from customs searches due to being employed by the government. Additionally, Falmouth was one of the ports in Cornwall where slave traders would bring their captives.