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The copyvio issues on this article have been restored, but I am affraid it fails notability. If the NR / Historic Places claim cannot be verified I think this should be deleted. I have contacted the NPS / National Register directly because their database doesn't include this hotel (may be due to the age - says 1965 on the plaque). 7 01:15, 5 January 2011 (UTC)
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I checked the database and the maps, and the property is inside the following Historic District: Historic Place Name: Vieux Carre Historic District Address: Bounded by the Mississippi River, Rampart and Canal Sts., and Esplanade Ave. City: New Orleans County: Orleans State: LOUISIANA NPS Reference Number: 66000377 Date Listed: 19661015 Since it is part of this District, the property is officially listed in the National Register. You can find more information if you go to the following website: http://www.crt.state.la.us/hp/nationalregister/historicplacesdatabase.aspx Searching for a property is easy and can be retrieved by LOCATION and/or RESOURCE NAME (Locate "Vieux Carre" from the drop down menu). The Louisiana State Historic Preservation Office (LA SHPO) has uploaded the information from their nomination forms to their online database. Unfortunately, the site does not enable the viewer to zoom in or out from the images. Additionally, instead of viewing a PDF version of the National Register nomination form, the viewer will see only see the textual information from the forms. Signatures from the SHPO Officer and the Keep of the National Register are not shown. |
The result of the proposal was: Not Moved. Station1 ( talk) 18:34, 1 February 2011 (UTC)
Hotel St. Pierre → Hotel St. Pierre (New Orleans) — per deletion discussion, Google returns more than one Hotel St. Pierre, and though the others might not pass Wikiepdia notability, they are still plausible search terms as at least one other appears high on Google (next link after the two New Orleans links from frenchquarterinns.com is for a hotel in the UK). St. Pierre (or Saint-Pierre) is a relatively common name for places in French, including hotels and inns.-- 137.122.49.102 ( talk) 15:33, 24 January 2011 (UTC)
![]() | This article was nominated for deletion on 6 January 2011 (UTC). The result of the discussion was keep. |
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The copyvio issues on this article have been restored, but I am affraid it fails notability. If the NR / Historic Places claim cannot be verified I think this should be deleted. I have contacted the NPS / National Register directly because their database doesn't include this hotel (may be due to the age - says 1965 on the plaque). 7 01:15, 5 January 2011 (UTC)
Reply from National Park Service email
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I checked the database and the maps, and the property is inside the following Historic District: Historic Place Name: Vieux Carre Historic District Address: Bounded by the Mississippi River, Rampart and Canal Sts., and Esplanade Ave. City: New Orleans County: Orleans State: LOUISIANA NPS Reference Number: 66000377 Date Listed: 19661015 Since it is part of this District, the property is officially listed in the National Register. You can find more information if you go to the following website: http://www.crt.state.la.us/hp/nationalregister/historicplacesdatabase.aspx Searching for a property is easy and can be retrieved by LOCATION and/or RESOURCE NAME (Locate "Vieux Carre" from the drop down menu). The Louisiana State Historic Preservation Office (LA SHPO) has uploaded the information from their nomination forms to their online database. Unfortunately, the site does not enable the viewer to zoom in or out from the images. Additionally, instead of viewing a PDF version of the National Register nomination form, the viewer will see only see the textual information from the forms. Signatures from the SHPO Officer and the Keep of the National Register are not shown. |
The result of the proposal was: Not Moved. Station1 ( talk) 18:34, 1 February 2011 (UTC)
Hotel St. Pierre → Hotel St. Pierre (New Orleans) — per deletion discussion, Google returns more than one Hotel St. Pierre, and though the others might not pass Wikiepdia notability, they are still plausible search terms as at least one other appears high on Google (next link after the two New Orleans links from frenchquarterinns.com is for a hotel in the UK). St. Pierre (or Saint-Pierre) is a relatively common name for places in French, including hotels and inns.-- 137.122.49.102 ( talk) 15:33, 24 January 2011 (UTC)