Former Elements

Map of Port Charles (1982)

For current Elements, please refer to this link: Current Elements

List of Former Elements

• A-C
• D-G
• H-O
• P-S
• T-W

• The Acorn Motel
  Low cost hotel that was run in Port Charles through the 2010s.

• ADZ Warehouses
  A chain of warehouses owned by the mafia members in the "Tumble Dry" money laundering scam. They are located on the Waterfront and "Fisherman Village" was created as part of the scam.

• Archer's Pavilion
  A local pavilion that is used for gatherings and events; such as weddings, holidays, and parties.

• Asian Quarter
  The Asian Quarter is a ghetto district located within Port Charles and is home to a large Asian population. The residents of this part of the city once lived in fear of an extortion ring that dominated the area, but thanks to the efforts of then police commissioner Robert Scorpio, the extortion ring was busted.

• Bamboo Bar
  A small bar owned by Chaing Wu in the Asian Quarter. Has a secret soundproof room where Robin Scorpio and The Ancient One were being held by Wu's people during the Asian Quarter - Black Pearls story-line.

• Barney's Place
  A downtown bar where in 1976, Jeff Webber attempted to commit suicide after finding out his wife, Monica Bard, had been having an affair with his brother, Rick.

• Barrett Industries
  Fish canning company once owned by Harlan Barrett, co-ran by Julia Barrett and Bill Eckert, which employed Lucy Coe. Was secretly used by Harlan and his "Cartel" to manufacture a toxic drug to take over the international economy and run the world.

• Biospen Pharmaceuticals
  Pharma company in the 2010s that bought Dr. Hamilton Finn's Blackwood's Syndrome drug patent.

• Body Heat
  A health club once owned by Colton Shore, turned bootlegging operation ran by Decker Moss and Edge Jacksonin the 1990s.

• Bradley Ward House
  Orphanage founded by Mary Mae Ward, named for her son Bradley, a community leader who had died 20 years earlier. Pediatrician Simone Hardy was a volunteer at the home and introduced Mary Mae to Laura Webber. In 1996, Laura purchased and operated the orphanage after Mary Mae's death. Destroyed in an arson fire started by mobster Damian Smith who wanted the land to build a toxic waste incinerator.

• Bucket of Blood
  A local bar in the 1980s.

• Cafe Matisse
  A local French cafe in the 1990s.

• The Campus Disco
  This popular establishment was run by Luke Spencer from 1979 - 1980. It closed in 1981 as Disco music went out of style. It is notoriously known as the place where Luke Spencer raped his future wife Laura Webber.

• The Cellar/Flynn's Club
  Located at 324 Wharf Street (beneath Kelly's), Port Charles, NY– Carly Spencer, proprietor. Opened February 14, 2003. Rekindled night club created from the remnants of "The Flynn's Club", a speakeasy that originally opened New Years Eve 1926. Flynn's was owned by Catherine Flynn, wife of mobster Marco Flynn and the grandmother of Faith Rosco. On New Year's Eve 2002, Carly and Ric Lansing discovered the speakeasy bricked off in the basement of Kelly's Diner. Faith Rosco had an invalid claim of ownership by way of inheritance.

• Chloe Morgan Designs
  Original founder/CEO: Chloe Morgan; Chloe started the clothing design company in 1995 with money inherited from her wealthy late uncle Herbert. She ended up having to marry Ned by convenience in order to keep the money and company. It was bought by ELQ. It is assumed to be defunct since Chloe's death by Stavros Cassadine in 2001.

• Club 101
  Elegant night club opened in 2002 by Carly Benson with Jasper “Jax” Jacks. The club was converted from an old abandoned warehouse on the “bad side of town” under Carly's supervision. Jax forced Carly out of the partnership and brought Skye Chandler-Quartermaine in as a partner. Employees have included Courtney Matthews.

• CoeCoe Cosmetics
  A cosmetic company founded by Lucy Coe in 2012, with Felix DuBois as a sales rep. It was bought by ELQ. It is assumed to be defunct since Lucy now runs Deception Cosmetics.

• Community Sports Center
  Community Sports Center was a local sports center in Port Charles founded in the 80s by Rick Webber, to give kids a place to go rather than hang out on the streets and get into trouble. There is also a TV program called Teen Time.

• The Croydon Hotel
  Low cost hotel that was run in Port Charles during the 80's. Residents include Laura Templeton, and her sister Jackie. It was demolished in the early 90's.

• Crylium Industries
  Corporation that created both the Encephalitis Virus and its cure in 2006. As the widow of the majority shareholder, Holly Sutton brought the cure to town, demanding a heavy ransom for its use.

• Deception Health Spa
  In 2013, Laura Collins and Lucy Coe tried to revive Deception as a health spa and gym with Milo Giambetti as a trainer, but the venture failed.

• Delafield Foundation
  Local charity owned by the Delafield family in the 1980s-90s.

• Duke's Club/Delafield's
  Run by Duke Lavery and Felicia Jones, this club was a popular hangout for Port Charles residents in the late 1980s. After Duke's death, the club was purchased in 1990 by classical pianist Katherine Delafield and reopened under the name Delafield's. Katherine regularly performed as well as did Frisco Jones. This same club, previously known as Duke's Club, had belonged to Duke Lavery and was purchased after his presumed death in 1990.

• Donely Shipping
  Shipping company once owned by Sean Donely, managed by Felicia Jones, which employed Anna Devane.

• Emily Bowen-Quartermaine Memorial Clinic
  After Emily Quartermaine's death, her fiancee Nikolas Cassadine carried on Emily's passion for helping the needy by opening a free clinic in her name. He had it established in it in the warehouse district in a formerly condemned building. It was located on Venice Street, in the warehouse district.

• Equinox Defense Arms Corporation
  Equinox, officially named the Equinox Defense Arms Corporation was a military equipment manufacturer that was first introduced in January 2007.

• Fisherman Village
  Waterfront development constructed by mobsters in the "Tumble Dry" money laundering scam. Dan Rooney, Commissioner of Waterfront Development, tried to oppose the construction due to the shoddy construction plans, but was silenced in an “accident” arranged by Mr. Big (Co-Police Chief Burt Ramsey).

• The Floating Rib
  This restaurant, located across the street from General Hospital, was another popular establishment in the early 1980s. Closed during the late 1980's. On February 23, 2006, Holly Sutton (not knowing that the restaurant was long out of business) demanded that Luke Spencer and Robert Scorpio meet her outside the restaurant with two million dollars for each vial of antidote for the mutant encephalitis virus that had gripped the city that month. A popular massage parlor is now located on this site.

• The Floating Rib/Jake's
  The Floating Rib (formerly Jake's) was a popular bar owned and managed by Mac Scorpio and Felicia Cummings. It was originally operated by a lady named Jake. In 2012, the name of the bar was changed to The Floating Rib after Luke Spencer paid the former manager Coleman Ratcliffe a substantial amount of money in cash because he thought "Jake's" was a reminder to Elizabeth Webber of her son, Jake Spencer, who was presumed dead after Luke drove while drunk a year earlier. It was renamed after the former restaurant in Port Charles that was open in the 1980s. It was blown up in 2020, and a branch of The Bank of ELQ is being built on the location.

• Forrest Hills Sanitarium
  A local mental institution in Port Charles during the 1980s.

• Gallery Olivia
  Local art gallery owned by Olivia Jerome from 1988-90, used as a front for her family's mob dealings.

• Green Meadows Spa
  A local spa in Port Charles during the 1980s where Ned Quartermaine used to work.

• The Haunted Star
  This ship was originally owned by the Cassadine family and was given to Luke and Laura by Helena Cassadine as a wedding gift in 1981. Luke and Laura ran a night club here for a short time in 1982. In 2003, Luke reacquired ownership and turned the ship into a casino. It has been owned by many different people over the years, but is currently owned by Luke and Laura's daughter Lulu Spencer and mob boss, Johnny Zacchara, and is now a nightclub. The address is 1227 Dock Street, Slip #1.

• HTI
  A research firm that the WSB had contracted with to find a secret antidote to the DVX's lethal germ MOX 36. The research was conducted by Dr. Eric Ingstrom before being abducted by the DVX. Stockholders in this firm included Greta Ingstrom and various Quartermaines.

• Isle of Capri
  A pizza restaurant owned by Mike Costello.

• Jacks Cosmetics
  A cosmetic company founded by Jasper Jacks and Lucy Coe, Brenda Barrett was a model.

• Kappa Healthcare
  A medical healthcare group that owned Mercy Hospital and had a reputation for prioritizing profits over medical care. Dr. Rick Webber was their representative while they attempted to acquire General Hospital.

• Ko Shing
  An Asian herb market in the Asian Quarter of Port Charles in the 2010s, secretly run by Olivia Jerome.

• L&B Records
  Record label founded by Lois Cerullo and Brenda Barrett. Ned Quartermaine as Eddie Maine and Miguel Morez were there biggest stars.  Co-owned at one time by Sonny Corinthos. In 1996, control was seized from Lois and Brenda in a purchase by Edward Quartermaine. Lois regained control with the help of Jasper Jacks. Investors have included Lorenzo Alcazar. Vocalists have included Juan Santiago, Brook Lynn Quartermaine, Mary Mae Ward, and Sage Alcazar. Employees included Kristina Cassadine as an assistant to Ned, Dillon Quartermaine as video director, and Nikolas Cassadine as public relations representative. It is once again an ELQ property.

• Luke's Blues Club
  This blues club opened by Luke Spencer and Sonny Corinthos in 1995, was a popular place to hangout and socialize during the late 1990s. Mike Corbin was the Maître'd. In 2018, Ava Jerome revealed that the club burned to the ground around 2003 and the Jerome Gallery was built on the former site.

• Luke's Place
  Port Charles' first casino founded by Luke Spencer and D.L. Brock in 1983. This is notable because according to the city charter, only one casino was allowed to operate. After closing the casino when he was elected mayor later that year, he retained the casino rights. Port Charles did not have another casino until he converted his recently reacquired Haunted Star into a casino on December 26, 2003.

• Luzetta's Bakery
  A local bakery which the Zacchara mob used to hide imported drugs.

• Mayor's Mansion
  A large mansion where Luke Spencer and Laura Webber wed.

• McCall and Jackal Private Investigations
  A private investigative firm owned by Sam McCall and Damian Spinelli.

• MedCam
  A medical healthcare group looking to acquire General Hospital in 2007. They hired a saboteur in student nurse Jolene Crowell to depict GH as incompetent. She disguises her actions under the nursing program, her reign of terror including several murders - pivotal for the takeover.

• Mount Hebron Church
  A church in the Charles Street district, where Bradley Ward had been a pastor.

• Ms. Star Eyes
  After marrying Luke Spencer in 1981, Laura Webber took on a modeling job as Ms. Star Eyes, which required her to travel. In January 1982, she got back from a trip and promptly vanished off the pier and was presumed dead. Turns out, she was alive, but was held captive on Cassadine Island, where she was forced to marry Stavros Cassadine.

• Niagara Equities
  A construction company that once used illegal fracking practices, and was owned by pedophile Jim Harvey. It was given to one of his victims, Steven Blake, who donated it to the town.

• Nightlife Cafe
  There was an incident with Laura here in 1979.

• Nite Lite Motel
  Low cost hotel that was run in Port Charles through the 2010s.

• The Oasis
  Strip club owned by Coleman where Courtney Matthews secretly worked under the name "Daisy" to pay for damages caused by her then husband, A.J. Quartermaine. On August 28, 2002, A.J. destroyed the club in an arson fire after he found out about Courtney's job.

• The Outback
  Popular club once owned and operated by Mac Scorpio. Opened in 1991, Connor Olivera managed the club and worked as a singer. In 1992, Bill Eckert became co-owner. Felicia Jones later bought half ownership of the club, and the two married in 1998, making the club a family business. Employees have included Holly Scorpio, Miguel Morez, and Robin Scorpio.

• The Paradise Lounge
  Strip club once owned by Sonny Corinthos. Karen Wexler and Tammy Hansen once worked there as strippers. The club was closed by the PCPD in 1993 for working underage strippers. In 1995, Sonny and Luke Spencer renovate the Paradise Lounge into Luke's Club.

• Pine Circle Sanitarium
  A local mental institution in Port Charles during the 1980s.

• Port Charles Hotel
  Elegant hotel that stood at 1420 Quartz Lane. It was purchased by the Quartermaine family in 1993, but was burnt to the ground on February 11, 2004. The Metro Court Hotel was built on the cleared site.

• Port Charles Plaza Hotel
  An upscale hotel in the 1970s-80s.

• The Port Charles Press
  (formerly The Port Charles Sun and The Port Charles Herald) is a local newspaper in Port Charles. In December of 2011, Pres Floyd bought The Herald and renamed it The Press. In May of 2012, Todd Manning bought it, renamed it again, reformatted it as a tabloid, and moved its offices into the Crimson offices in the Metro Court Hotel. In March 2013, Todd moved out of Port Charles, and The Sun was reformatted again as a newspaper and returned to its prior name The Press.

• Pride-Philips Company
  Company that owned most of the Waterfront in 2004. Given to Courtney Matthews by its owner, Louise, as a thank you for saving her life in the Port Charles Hotel fire. She briefly serves as CEO, during which time she fails an attempt to force the various mob organizations to conduct only legitimate business.

• Purity Water Company
  Water company in Laurelton, for which Terry Brock was the public face of and heiress to. Serial killer Kevin O'Connor married her to kill and inherit her fortune. She was saved by Jake Meyer and killed Kevin in self-defense.

• Recovery Room
  Bar & Grill located across the street from General Hospital. Managed by the Scanlon family and Mary Scanlon's husband Victor Collins. Previously managed by Mike Corbin. Popular establishment in the late 1990s.

• Rive Gauche
  Posh, upscale Italian restaurant in downtown Port Charles. Johnny Zacchara wanted to take Lulu Spencer here on New Year's Eve 2008.

• Roselawn Sanitarium
  A local mental institution in Port Charles during the 2000s.

• Scouts
  Port Charles Pioneers, Raging Racoons, & Sunshine Girls are the Port Charles version of the Boy & Girl Scouts - Wyatt Hoover is a member. Scott Baldwin, Lulu Spencer, Ali, and were all members.

• Serena Line
  Original founder/CEO: Lucy Coe; Fashionable dress line created by Lucy Coe in the 1990s. Named for her adoptive daughter, Serena Baldwin, and sabotaged by her ex-father-in-law, D.V. Bordisso.

• Sonny's Coffee Shop
  This coffee shop was opened in December 2006 by Sonny Corinthos to serve as a front for his illegal activity. Sonny frequently worked out of an office in the building. Carly Spencer took over decorating and added a coffee cart. In November 2008, the building was burnt to the ground.

• St. Barnabas' Church
  A local church in the 80s, where Grant Andrews and Celia Quartermaine got married.

• Stay Cool Teen Center
  A teen center in the 80s run by Louise Knotts. At one point, Tom Hardy volunteered there after a hospital suspension, and they shared an attraction and mild flirtation.

• Tea House
  Nice Chinese restaurant run by Jade Soong. Where friends could meet up, but mostly used by those from the Asian Quarter.

• Vaughn's
  A strip club once co-owned by Johnny Zacchara where Abby Haver worked under the name "Candy".

• Versailles Room
  A local French restaurant themed after the Palace of Versailles, in Port Charles.

• Waterfront Clinic
  A clinic on the Waterfront run by Dr. Rick Webber.

• The Waterfront Coffee Company
  Former coffee shop located on the Waterfront Promenade that was replaced by Sonny's new business Perks Coffee.

• Wyndham's Department Store
  A popular department store named after Walter Wyndham.