Fig 11: Location of the Gibson's House vs. The Herriges House

 

Fig 11:

 

1. Herriges House

2. Back portion of the house where John stayed.

3. The window where the Gibson’s could hear and see John

4. The shed roof Mr. Thomas J. Gibson Jr. sat on while talking to John

 

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