User talk:NMThorne

Dear Elkman

Thank you for the pointers. I am not clear whether Shelburne Museum is part of the National Register or not; I am assuming it is not as it is a museum. Musuems typically do not fall into the national register as the buildings are not in their original locations. From my research, it seems that the buildings at the Shelburne Museum were moved there. I am not very knowledgable about the town of Shelburne, Vermont and whether it has buildings that fall into the National Register. Feel free to contact me if you find out further information on historic properties in Shelburne!

NMThorne (talk) 18:18, 7 April 2009 (UTC)

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I noticed you've been creating several articles about historic properties in the Shelburne, Vermont area. Are any of these listed on the National Register of Historic Places? Are they part of a historic district? (There appears to be a Shelburne Village Historic District listed on the National Register, but I don't know offhand which of these buildings are contributing properties to the district.) If some or all of the buildings are on the National Register, it would be useful to mention that in the article. There's an infobox that can be added to those articles to indicate that they're on the National Register. I'm part of WikiProject National Register of Historic Places and it's always useful to get people writing about historic buildings. Even if they aren't on the National Register, the articles are still useful. Happy editing! --Elkman (Elkspeak) 21:20, 27 March 2009 (UTC)

Proposed deletion of The Charlotte Meeting House
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Settlers&
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Dear Coren Search Bot,

Settlers' house was misspelled- it was spelled Settlers house on the Shelburne Museum page. I tried to change it but ended up with two pages- one under Settlers' house and the other under Settlers house. They both have the same inforamtion but Settlers house needs to be deleted due to the misspelling of the name. Any asisstance would be greatly appreciated!

NMThorne.

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