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Was copyvio

The original article was taken word-for-word from the only link under the External links section, this one. The originator of the article was Rebacurtis (talk · contribs · count). This happens to be the name of one of the current owners of the place. But without some official permission to use the text, it's still copyvio. And there's no proof that it's the same Reba Curtis anyway.

I deleted everything and put a minimal factual amount of information, that at least can all be verified. Also added the National Register Project infobox. Hopefully, someone can expand the rest of the article with original wording. --Ebyabe 14:14, 16 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]