Talk:Valentine Soap Workers Cottages

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Two cottages, one article

Although these cottages have addresses on different streets and are listed separately on the National Register, they have the same origin, they appear (from the images) to have been built to the same plan, and they appear to be next door to each other. (The Pearl Street cottage is on the corner of Pearl and Cottage Streets.) Accordingly, it makes a great deal of sense to cover them in a single article -- just as the city apparently has one historical marker for the two cottages. --Orlady (talk) 18:21, 30 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]