Talk:U.S. Coast Guard Headquarters, Key West Station

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Issues with accuracy and importance
I have several issues with the accuracy and importance of several items in the article. This article is about the historic 1891 Coast Guard station, which is no longer used by the Coast Guard. The Department of Defense exchanged it for another building in 1932, so it hasn't been used by the Coast Guard for decades.

1. Maybe this is OK in some sense, but were they talking about fuel efficient vehicles at this time?

2. The 1961 break-in by Hemmingway - neither the author or the title of the reference are listed in Amazon, making it dubious.

3. The part about women's restrooms being installed in 2011 and going unused is dubious.

4. The zoo animals in 2013 - by then I'm pretty sure this building was no longer used by the Coast Guard.

5. What is the significance of the 2016 hot dog eating contest, and did it even take place at this building? It is mentioned in the history and has its own section, which seems dubious.

6. The petition to have the 2017 presidential inauguration there is dubious - it is always held in Washington, DC.

7. The "Weaponry" section - this doesn't apply to the building in the article.

8. In the "importance" section, (a) Cuban immigration doesn't apply to this building, and (b) the buoy repair and inexpensive gay nightclub are dubious and may not be significant.

9. The "Fishing records" section - this doesn't seem to apply to this building.

10. The photo of the small Coast Guard boat is not relevant to this building.

11. This building is at the intersection of Front and Whitehead, not the street the article says. Bubba73 You talkin' to me? 16:50, 4 April 2017 (UTC)
 * You're too kind. The whole smells enough of a hoax to me that I deleted it all straight away, as you did.  I'll keep an eye on the article - if the stuff keeps appearing I'll protect it for a bit. -- Ser Amantio di Nicolao Che dicono a Signa?Lo dicono a Signa. 19:21, 4 April 2017 (UTC)