The final audio log found within the building, though mostly rambling by an insane, ghoulified Jaime, mentions the name "Alhazred". As you proceed further into the building, you find four additional audio logs documenting his transformation into one of the building's deranged inhabitants. Near the entrance, you find a set of five audio logs left by an unfortunate visitor named Jaime.
In the hallucination, it is possible through a glitch to enter V.A.T.S. You will then come back to reality and see it is a glowing one. When you pass through a certain doorway, early in the Forsaken Dunwich Ruins section, you will have a hallucination to pre-War times and see a man in front of you. You can only access these areas in respective order, but there is a shortcut back to the first room from the Virulent Underchambers. The deeper you go into the Dunwich Building the darker it becomes, and eventually the use of the Pip-Boy light is necessary. The building is broken up into three parts: the Dunwich Building Entrance, the Forsaken Dunwich Ruins, and the Virulent Underchambers. Several feral ghouls appear to worship it, and although similar, it is not connected with the statue in Underworld. It is also rather highly irradiated, reaching up to 20 rads at the top. The deepest level is a cavern with an eerie obelisk - a woman emerges/reaches out from the obelisk vines entangle the obelisk and skulls run up its back. In addition to the building itself, two separate levels lie underneath. A number of audio-logs and computer terminals provide visitors with background on the building and an unfortunate wastelander named Jaime. The building is a dark set of interior ruins populated by various types of feral ghouls.
Immediately due west, in line with the north face the building at the base of the cliffs, is a booby-trapped baby carriage accompanied by a dead raider.
The immediate vicinity of the Dunwich Building is a barren area marked by jagged rocky terrain and steep cliffs. The transcripts function to both praise the release of a new drill, the sounds of bombs dropping and what appears to be the horrible words of the bombs effects on the workers, by turning them into feral ghouls. A locked computer terminal midway through the building contains audio transcripts of a company executive. Before the war, the building was owned by Dunwich Borers LLC, a company that manufactured rock drills for tunneling and drilling.
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