Farrell has been working with David Flory, the executive director for the Yolo County Historical Museum and Gibson House, as well as with Jennifer Santos with Parks and Recreation to make the plaque dedication a reality.

The 24-inch by 14-inch brass plaque is set in a concrete monument and is inscribed with words about William Byas Gibson and his role in Yolo County agriculture. The Gibson House has more than 165 years of history in and surrounding this location.

The Gibson House was originally a small wooden homestead house, built somewhere around 1849, and in 1857 William Gibson purchased it. He married Mary Isabelle Cook and together they raised a family and eventually built up the original structure into what it is today.