Place 20: Derry Town House
1984–85Hotel on Upper Main Street. Bassey Park is about 0.8 km farther up and across the street. The hotel is separate from the civic buildings.
About Derry Town House
Derry Town House is an Upper Main Street hotel and an important adult-period landmark in 1984–85. It serves as a central lodging and meeting point while remaining geographically distinct from the City Center and other civic buildings. Farther up Upper Main, Bassey Park lies across the street at a distance of about half a mile. The atlas uses the hotel to establish the transition from the downtown commercial blocks toward the park and canal district.
Why this pin is marked A
Named in the novel. The street or the site is named in the text; the exact lot is the atlas’s.
The hotel is marked A because Upper Main Street is named directly and the route to Bassey Park supplies both direction along the street and an approximate half-mile separation. The park’s position across the road adds a second spatial relationship. These clues anchor the hotel to a defined corridor, but they do not provide a street number, side of Upper Main at the hotel itself, exact route distance, parcel, or architectural dimensions. The plotted lot and building outline remain reconstructed.
