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I recommend that this article be split into 2 separate wiki listings. Searcy Hospital is called such by it's owners, the state of Alabama ( http://www.mh.alabama.gov/MI/?sm=b), it's employees and patients, and is the only title on any official documents produced at the hospital. It is historically significant that it ONCE was the site of Mount Vernon Arsenal and later the Mount Vernon Barracks (but, never, as far as I can tell, "Searcy Hospital Complex").
I recommend the Mount Vernon Arsenal article end with "....was deeded to the state of Alabama and is now the site of <Searcy Hospital>" with hypertext link there to the new wiki site of Searcy Hospital, which can then be expanded with more current information.
If I am in error and there is a style practice showing a preference for the current format, then I have no other questions 216.226.180.2 ( talk) 18:58, 27 August 2009 (UTC)
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I recommend that this article be split into 2 separate wiki listings. Searcy Hospital is called such by it's owners, the state of Alabama ( http://www.mh.alabama.gov/MI/?sm=b), it's employees and patients, and is the only title on any official documents produced at the hospital. It is historically significant that it ONCE was the site of Mount Vernon Arsenal and later the Mount Vernon Barracks (but, never, as far as I can tell, "Searcy Hospital Complex").
I recommend the Mount Vernon Arsenal article end with "....was deeded to the state of Alabama and is now the site of <Searcy Hospital>" with hypertext link there to the new wiki site of Searcy Hospital, which can then be expanded with more current information.
If I am in error and there is a style practice showing a preference for the current format, then I have no other questions 216.226.180.2 ( talk) 18:58, 27 August 2009 (UTC)
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