Badgeman

[Jack White]

I called it a retaining wall because ground level is 2.3' higher on the backside of the wall than it is on the front side of the wall. The following murray image illustrates the difference in ground elevation between the front and back of the "wall".

Everyone calls it a retaining wall.

I have been very busy today, and will be tomorrow also. But I will
get back to you soon as possible.

My best answer is still that we took photos with three models in
the three locations, and they corresponded. I cannot locate the
photo yet on my new computer.

The difference in height of the "retaining wall" is only on its
south end. The north end is at grade level. Have you ever been
to Dealey Plaza?

More later.

Jack