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- “A Columbia Tradition”
- ― Columbia's Finest Ice Wagon[src]
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Columbia's Finest Ice is an Ice producing company in Columbia, operating from 4242 East Sparrow Street. The business was established by J.F. Lacera in 1880, who produces the ice with his sons. The ice was made daily from distilled water and the company also provided delivery with their Columbia's Finest Ice wagons, pulled by Easter & Sons Premium Automated Stallions.
BioShock Infinite[]
An employee delivering ice.
- Main article: BioShock Infinite
Town Center[]
Booker DeWitt encounters his first Columbia's Finest Ice wagon in New Eden Square of the Town Center, being pulled by an Automated Stallion. An additional wagon is set in the Raffle Park, right by the gate to Shady Lane, where two additional carriages are parked, one outside the New Eden Cafe and one in the area set ablaze by the Fireman.
Comstock Center Rooftops[]
Another carriage, connected to an Automated Stallion, is stationed at Constitution Square of Comstock Center Rooftops. A crate is halfway pulled out from the wagon: It was likely left in a hurry, as the area was evacuated due to the presence of The False Shepherd. Three other Columbia's Finest Ice wagons are stationed close by.
Downtown Emporia[]
A toppled wagon on Victory Square.
In Downtown Emporia, several abandoned Columbia's Finest Ice wagons can be found throughout the district, including Harmony Lane and Victory Square.
Gallery[]
Behind the Scenes[]
Designed by Laura Zimmermann.
- The Columbia's Finest Ice wagons were designed by Laura Zimmermann.[1]
- The owner of the company, J.F. Lacera, is a reference to BioShock Infinite's Lead Concept Artist Jorge Lacera.