The Henry House

The Henry House (Formerly Site C-22) is the home of Jack Henry, reportedly located in the Talladega National Forest. The structure is remarkable, resembling a typical office building with a massive silver revolver statue out front. The area in it's immediate vicinity has been constructed to look like an ordinary city block despite residing in the deep wilderness. Because of it's unique design and architectural choices, as well as the fame of it's owner, the Henry House was a popular tourist destination for many years, however it has been closed to the public since 2020.

### History

#### Construction

It is unknown when construction on the building began due to the secrecy surrounding it and destruction of records, but it is known to have completed construction in 1988. When asked of the construction's time and monetary cost, Jack Henry has only responded as it "Taking too long and costing too much." Using building methods and tools available at the time, experts have calculated the likely time it took to build the structure from start to finish as being 9-16 years.

#### Site C-22

The building is thought to have acted as an unofficial headquarters of Jack Henry Armaments Group and a storage area for the most dangerous, expensive, and rare weapons that the organization possessed. Another theory, based on it being illegal to build such structures in national parks, is that Site C-22 acted as the staging ground for a joint project between Jack Henry Armaments Group and the US Government. Jack Henry has vehemently denied these claims, stating: "I would never work with those no-good sacks of shit." Government officials have never commented on the matter. Site C-22 operated from 1988 until at least 1999, although some evidence suggests it remained in use until 2001.

#### The Henry House

In 2003, Jack Henry would move into what had once been known as Site C-22. He rechristened the building as 'The Henry House' and made a public spectacle of his move. He setup a program for interested Tourists to view the outside of the home and area around it, and moved into the building. Even as a public tourist attraction, security remained tight. Strict rules were in place against attempting to enter, or getting too close, and nothing was visible from the outside.

#### 2020 Closure

In 2020, due to concerns relating to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Henry House was closed to tourists. It has yet to reopen. In 2022, when asked about the continued closure of the Henry House and if there were plans to reopen it, Jack Henry responded with "I've come to like the peace and quiet, so not until I'm dead."

### Location

The location of the Henry House is very controversial. While claimed by Jack Henry to be located in Alabama in the Talladega National Forest, this claim has been heavily disputed. Satellites and those searching on the ground have yet to find any evidence of the building inside of the Talladega National Forest. Attempts at GPS tracking the windowless trucks that transport tourists to and from the house, and attempts by tourists to use GPS devices, have resulted in strange errors and readings, usually claiming that the user is located in the North Pacific ocean or Dublin, Ireland. When asked about this and the location of the property, Jack Henry has only cryptically stated "The Henry House is where the dog catches the clover."