Place 28: The Falcon
1984Beside the bus terminal, within a short walk of Main Street Bridge. The pair pass the terminal and turn left toward the bridge. The block position is inferred.
About The Falcon
The Falcon is an adult-period venue in the canal-side district near Derry’s bus terminal and Main Street Bridge. It forms part of a small nighttime cluster with the brightly lit station next door and the route leading from their block toward the bridge. The atlas places the Falcon in the 1984 townscape as a distinct commercial destination rather than as part of the terminal itself. Its exterior and lot are kept general because the evidence is primarily relational.
Why this pin is marked B
Inferred. Worked out from routes, distances and what stands next to it.
The Falcon is marked B because the source clearly establishes adjacency to the bus terminal and a short walking sequence from the venue, past the station, then left toward Main Street Bridge. This fixes the group of landmarks and their practical proximity but not the exact block orientation. The street name at the entrance, side of the terminal, corner geometry, distance to the bridge, and building footprint are not specified. The selected point is an inference that preserves the route rather than a recovered address.
