Injun Hill

The Injun Hill is the longtime home of Jerry. Coming to an impressive 8 1/2 acres, the property is large enough to support all of Jerry's friends and fans if need be. The Jerry's house and the surrounding properties are sometimes referred to as "the compound". The property is also the burial place of the mythic golden bagpipes.

Origins:
The Injun Hill's origin is disputed to this day. Jerry and many of his followers maintain that the hill once served as the burial mound of a great Indian chief. Outsider opinion is mainly that the hill was built as a junkyard by a neighboring family no more than 60 years ago. This view is evidenced by the trash piles found in the property's back woods.

Locations

 * The homestead - This is Jerry's actual residence and it is found high atop the Injun Hill. It is a well built house with a baffling number of doors.
 * The brown house/the studio - The first building is about 30 yards from Jerry's actual home on another high point, and the second is located at the hill's foot near Jerry's pond. Both structures are used by Jerry for his radio work.
 * The apartment - A space built above the studio that Jerry rents out to a lowly Station village worker.
 * The Pines - Jerry's front woods and a generally exciting spot. In the woods lies a stage and sound booth which are both regularly used during the Pigout.
 * The backwoods - A greater expanse of woods where much junk is found.