Place U8: Bradley Gang rented farmhouse
1929Just over the Newport line, near the later Rhulin Farms. This rural hiding place is outside the detailed reconstruction; no separate coordinate is assigned.
About Bradley Gang rented farmhouse
The Bradley Gang rented farmhouse is the gang’s rural hiding place in 1929. It stands just across the Derry boundary in Newport, near the area later known through Rhulin Farms. That relationship situates it within the regional landscape but outside the detailed town reconstruction. The atlas preserves the farmhouse as an off-map historical location rather than moving an out-of-town property into Derry for convenience. No surviving structure, road entrance or modern parcel is identified.
Why this place has no pin
No location. The book doesn’t say where it is; no point on the map.
This place receives level U because it lies beyond the mapped town and lacks a recoverable local plot. The Newport line and proximity to Rhulin Farms provide good regional context, but the farms themselves are represented only schematically at the sheet edge. Adding another nearby pin would falsely suggest precise scale and property knowledge. The farmhouse is therefore deliberately off map, with its cross-boundary setting stated rather than converted into an invented coordinate.
