Place 10: Stan Uris home
1958Domestic chores and the family home are mentioned, but these do not locate a plot. A residential position is proposed solely to make the map usable; it has the weakest location status.
About Stan Uris home
The Stan Uris home is the Uris family residence in Derry during the childhood period. The material evokes a settled household through its front steps, garage, and ordinary domestic responsibilities, but gives no usable street relationship. On the atlas it appears as a neat residential property within the children’s shared area of town. The feature supplies a home endpoint for Stan without inventing a historical address or treating the drawn house and garage as documented architecture.
Why this pin is marked C
Proposed. The book leaves a gap; the point is the atlas’s proposal.
The home is marked C because descriptive details about a property do not establish where that property stands. No street, crossroad, neighboring landmark, travel direction, or measured distance ties the Uris house to a recoverable part of Derry. Its marker was selected solely as a plausible residential position compatible with the rest of the reconstruction. This is the weakest mapped confidence category: the point, lot, orientation, and relationship to nearby streets remain hypothetical even though the home itself is part of the story.
