Jasper Winters's millhouse

Millhouse
Information
Location	Atlanta; Georgia
Use(s)	Base of operations for John Constantine's team Hideout Private property Mystical artifacts storage Water mill
Owner(s)	John Constantine Liv Aberdine Jasper Winters (formerly)

"You could survive an apocalypse down here."

"Yeah, or start one."

—Liv Aberdine and John Constantine discussing the millhouse.^[src]

A millhouse located in Atlanta and previously owned by Jasper Winters is also a base of operations for John Constantine's team.

History

Under Jasper Winters

At some point in time Jasper Winters purchased the millhouse in Atlanta to keep an eye on his daughter Liv Aberdine and store the assorted magical artifacts he acquired during his lifetime. The house was also used for Winters's practices of cartography and divination.

Under John Constantine

Jasper Winters's millhouse approached by Liv Aberdine and John Constantine.

John Constantine made a promise to Winters that he will give the keyes to the millhouse to Liv after his death. In 2014, shortly after Jasper indeed died, John escorted Liv, now chased by demon Furcifer to a millhouse, to keep her safe. After the demon was defeated Liv decided to leave the property for Constantine and Chas Chandler to fight the Rising Darkness, among with the map she made using her divination powers.

Soon after Zed Martin moved from Heddwich to Atlanta to join the team, after Constantine went to Heddwich to investigate the mysterious death of Lannis Cadogan.

Mystical properties

The millhouse is known to be larger on the inside, which is not only explained by spacious, several stores high cellar, but also doors with endless corridors accessible.

It also has some magical security measures to keep both the inhabitants and the artifacts safe, including a zero gravity trap.

Known residents

Current residents

• Chas Chandler
• John Constantine (housekeeper; owner)
• Zed Martin

Former residents

• Liv Aberdine (former owner; left to John Constantine to operate and keep)
• Jasper Winters (deceased)

Visitors

• Gary Lester (deceased)
• Manny

Objects stored

The millhouse is known to house large amounts of mystical artifacts and related accessories including:

• A large number of custom maps and globes
• Assorted books on magic, demonology and mysticism
• An old television set
• Skull-shaped box
• Golden helmet
• Black diamond
• Egyptian staff
• Ring of Solomon
• Zootrope
• Sword of Night
• Golden mask
• Imogen's heart

Appearances

Constantine

"Non Est Asylum" "The Darkness Beneath" "The Devil's Vinyl" "A Feast of Friends" "Danse Vaudou" "Rage of Caliban" "Blessed Are the Damned" "The Saint of Last Resorts" "The Saint of Last Resorts: Part 2" "Quid Pro Quo" "A Whole World Out There" "Angels and Ministers of Grace"

Behind the scenes

• In DC Comics, Baron Winters's residence, Wintersgate Manor functions as a veritable gateway to different locations and time periods, which is directly referenced when Zed Martin opens the door which leads to an endless corridor. Wintersgate Manor, just as the millhouse also serves for a supernatural vigilante/superhero team, Night Force, led by Winters. John Constantine was not a member of the team, but crossed the paths with them and their leader on multiple occasions.
• Another similar mansion in DC comics House of Mystery which John Constantine has used for a while as his main base of operations in the current DC Comics continuity. Millhouse shares a few similarities with the House of Mystery, including an assortment of books and artifacts belonging to John Constantine.
• The millhouse being larger on the inside is a reference to TARDIS from Doctor Who television series.
  • It is not the only reference to the series in Constantine as John also possesses a magical Six of Diamonds card which is very similar in its functions to Psychic paper from Doctor Who.