Talk:Greenwood, British Columbia

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See [1] for verification that it is considered a city. Can anyone fill in the history of this place? Cadillac 23:09, 22 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Gonna try; just haven't had much time yet; will use Ghost Towns of BC and BC placenames to help write/expand stub at least

Presumably the history would include (among other things):

 "Gold Rush" origins
    Ore discoveries
    Mine establishments
    "They say there were more saloons than any other buildings in the early days"
    Smelter construction/operation including railway networks
 Town Founder Robert Wood
 WW2 Japanese interment
 Labor Day Celebrations
   (Beautiful BC Magazine www.bcmag.ca Summer 1965 did a story on Greenwood featuring amazing Japanese floats in Labor Day parade)
 Significant landmarks(smelter), historical buildings(post office, city hall, churches, some homes), etc: description, photo, etc
 Apparently there was a serious elaborate plan to drill into the mountain to the east to get at the copper under the Pheonix mine

Should the following be included?

 Links to current and historical federal and provincial political ridings and elected representitives?
 Links to any other levels of governance beyond municipal (eg school board, school district 13, etc)?
 List of current and historical municipal officials?  Significant accomplishments and contriversial issues?  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 99.240.184.111 (talk) 05:48, 17 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Wikipedia:Millionth_topic_pool#Geography ;) 212.158.245.101 10:49, 6 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]