The Knights of Hell compound is the site of the MC's clubhouse, and the Knights of the Round Table Garage & Car Wash.
The three buildings share a single lot between them: the clubhouse is at the main entrance and gate of the business, and the two garage buildings are at the back of the lot, with the car wash station against one of concrete walls. The entire compound is surveilled by closed-circuit cameras set up by the club hacker and security experts. They have ensured that there are no angles not covered by the cameras. Additionally, there is a steel gate and barricade that surrounds the entire perimeter of the compound, built high to keep out those who might try to break in as well as strong enough to withstand battering.
Knights of the Round Table Garage
The Knights of the Round Table Garage & Car Wash was opened in 1976 by the O'Sullivan brothers, and the other Founding members of the Knights of Hell Motorcycle Club. The idea for the club had come to the wife of Marcus Malone, and the various men pooled together what little resources they had to open their humble shop. Over the next forty years, the garage has grown from two services stations to six services stations for cars and a separate section for motorcycles and custom builds. Each building has one office for the maintenance of records.
Knights of Hell MC Clubhouse
The Knights of Hell Motorcycle Club, Fall River Charter Clubhouse was built only a few years after the club was established. The Founding Members thought it was best to build the clubhouse on the same lot as their place of employment as a means of protection and security. Over the years, the clubhouse has been expanded and remodeled to accommodate the growth of the club.
The heart of the clubhouse is The Chapel, the room where the members of the club gather for all their official and unofficial meetings. It is a sanctuary that only rarely other people are invited to step into. It holds a round table and enough chairs at the table for fully-patched members in good standing, other chairs are pushed up against the walls of the room for former members and prospects that sit in at meetings.
In the main hall the clubhouse has a large bar, a game area with a pool table, dart board and jukebox, and excellent stereo-system for parties.The back of the clubhouse has three rooms arranged for temporary residence, for the purpose of visiting charter members, lockdown, or the occasional need to simply crash for the night. Two bedrooms with full beds and a bunk bed, and a room with three sets of bunk beds. In storage there are folding cots that can be brought out for additional sleeping arrangements. There are two single-use bathrooms with standing showers, along with a gym for the members use.