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Think this would work better as part of the
Randolph Air Force Base article. It also has a portion for the Historic District. The HD is basically the entire airbase.
25or6to4 (
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Agree with above. If someone is looking for information about the historical field, they'll probably start by looking at the
Randolph Air Force Base article anyway.
131.44.121.252 (
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This NPS site (see bottom of page) says that the historic district is located at the center of the air base, so they are not equivalent; the district is only 405 acres, I'm sure the entire base is much larger (I saw 2300 acres mentioned somewhere). I think a National Historic Landmark deserves its own article. This article could use a lot of expansion, such as a list of the contributing buildings and some discussion of the architecture.--
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Think this would work better as part of the
Randolph Air Force Base article. It also has a portion for the Historic District. The HD is basically the entire airbase.
25or6to4 (
talk) 16:00, 7 March 2009 (UTC)reply
Agree with above. If someone is looking for information about the historical field, they'll probably start by looking at the
Randolph Air Force Base article anyway.
131.44.121.252 (
talk) 20:48, 19 March 2009 (UTC)reply
This NPS site (see bottom of page) says that the historic district is located at the center of the air base, so they are not equivalent; the district is only 405 acres, I'm sure the entire base is much larger (I saw 2300 acres mentioned somewhere). I think a National Historic Landmark deserves its own article. This article could use a lot of expansion, such as a list of the contributing buildings and some discussion of the architecture.--
BillFlis (
talk) 15:22, 30 June 2010 (UTC)reply
