Talk:History of Victoria Peak

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This is intended to be a "development of the Peak" page. The title was created by accident and I do not know how to change it. This page is intended to be a dependent page of "Victoria Peak"

I have done a lot of independent research to collect this data from many sources. Also, one of the purposes is to list houses that no longer exist so that people who have information in their families' personal files can have something come up when they do a search, and so can add to this page.

If that is not a proper use of Wikipedia, then I have no objection to having this page taken down. However, this means that for many of these houses, and the people who lived in them, there will be no listing for them anywhere on the Web, and those with valuable historical information may decide to just throw it away.

How would you like to rename the page? Renaming is easy with the "move page" function. Underwaterbuffalo (talk) 20:33, 15 August 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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