Place 8: Richie Tozier home
1958The house and porch are described, but no recoverable street address was found. This residential position is a cartographic proposal, chosen within cycling reach of Bill and the school.
About Richie Tozier home
The Richie Tozier home is a family house in Derry’s residential fabric during 1958. The available description establishes a house with a porch and shows it as a familiar destination on the children’s bicycle routes, but it supplies no named street or address. In the atlas, the feature gives Richie a domestic point within practical reach of Bill’s route and the elementary-school district. Its appearance is kept general because no recoverable architectural plan supports a more detailed reconstruction.
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 the evidence confirms the residence but barely constrains its position. Bill can cycle Richie most of the way home and leave him one block away, which establishes accessibility within the children’s part of town without providing a direction or street sequence. No address, neighboring landmark, junction, or measured distance fixes the plot. The marker is therefore a usable residential hypothesis, chosen to fit the wider map, and should not be read as an identified canonical site.
