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227px File:International Railway Co logo.gif Useddenim ( talk) 23:14, 14 May 2011 (UTC)
The page (I actually started) is pretty confusing, and not up to Wikipedia standards.
To maintain an encyclopedic approach, I'm toying with an infobox and print to see where it all goes, and if it's actually doable. Also, I'm going to need to find my copies of a number of books on this subject...will hope to get started on this within the week.
Abt - Abbott Road 14 - Abbott Road | |
---|---|
Overview | |
Status | Ceased operation, replaced with bus service |
Locale | Buffalo, NY |
Termini |
|
Service | |
Type | Tram |
Operator(s) | International Railway Co. |
Depot(s) | Broadway Barns |
Rolling stock | Peter Witt Nearside |
History | |
Opened | 1915 |
Closed | ~1936 |
The Abbott Road street car was the second last new car line that the International Railway Company implemented, in the network of Buffalo's streetcars. The line began at Abbott Road & Woodside in South Buffalo, and operated along the following streets:
By 1935, the decline of streetcar service began, and the Abbott Road streetcar was still operating, but was assigned route number 14, and operating over a slightly different route:
24 hour service wasn't operated on this car line, and service ended at approximately 1:00am.
By 1936, Abbott Road car service was terminated, and replaced with bus service operated by the subsidiary International Bus Company.
Today, the line continues to be operated by the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority, between Washington Street & Mohawk Street and the Shops at West Seneca, McKinley Mall, or Erie Community College, South Campus. It also has retained the route number 14.
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I propose the change of the term comedian to comedienne because she is a woman. One of the two terms is feminine. Also, it is logical to use actress and follow it with comedienne. Gatmaster ( talk) 22:56, 7 June 2012 (UTC)
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Wow, thanks for the 'heads up.' To my simple mind, existence of an article about a work of visual art without itself a visual representation of the work of art.. ..is a travesty. And a picture is worth a thousand words.
I didn't particulary care about the subject, but since I spend a lot of time in Gettysburg, I attempted to make the article more user-friendly with a photo. Now that I'm aware, I'll never spend another second on it. In fact, I may quit taking photos and uploading them to Wiki Commons altogether.
It makes me wonder. The Evergreen Cemetery Gatehouse is a privately-owned building. Ginnie Wade's sculpture in Evergreen is not publicly owned. Any given headstone in Evergreen is private property.. ..etc.-- Donaldecoho ( talk) 22:53, 13 August 2013 (UTC)
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Since you are more knowledgeable than I am about NFTA Metro, would you review these edits and let me know if they are worth keeping or not. 96.243.56.50 ( talk · contribs) has been removing references and making other more-or-less questionable random edits to articles primarily about Buffalo Metro Rail (but seems to be branching out to other Buffalo articles too). I requested a block, but it was rejected for “incorrectly or insufficiently warned” and, in fact, the Admin seemed to think “some of his edits are sourced and useful”, but I can’t say one way or the other. Useddenim ( talk) 03:24, 9 September 2014 (UTC)
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Fixing other peoples problems without giving them a chance to learn and do it themselves is part of the reason that half of the wikipedia site needs constant upkeep (that, being that "it's okay...someone'll clean up after me").
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Hi! This may end up just going into the void as I'm not sure if you're active on here anymore, but I was hoping to ask a question about a source you cited in some articles you helped edit a long time ago on the subject of Buffalo, NY's transit system. In the article for University station (Buffalo Metro Rail), you added information about the public art on display at the station, and cited NFTA-Metro's c. 1986 brochure "Buffalo Art In Transit." You wouldn't happen to have a copy or photographs of that source, would you? I'm putting together an article cataloguing works by one of the artists whose work was included in that brochure (Sam Gilliam), and the work on display at a different NFTA-Metro stop ( Delavan/Canisius University station) doesn't seem to have any public information online about the year it was completed or the material used. If the brochure had any more detailed info, that would be a great source of info. I don't live in the Buffalo area, otherwise I'd find it in a local archive/library. No worries if you can't help on this, but I appreciate your time! 19h00s ( talk) 20:53, 31 January 2024 (UTC)
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227px File:International Railway Co logo.gif Useddenim ( talk) 23:14, 14 May 2011 (UTC)
The page (I actually started) is pretty confusing, and not up to Wikipedia standards.
To maintain an encyclopedic approach, I'm toying with an infobox and print to see where it all goes, and if it's actually doable. Also, I'm going to need to find my copies of a number of books on this subject...will hope to get started on this within the week.
Abt - Abbott Road 14 - Abbott Road | |
---|---|
Overview | |
Status | Ceased operation, replaced with bus service |
Locale | Buffalo, NY |
Termini |
|
Service | |
Type | Tram |
Operator(s) | International Railway Co. |
Depot(s) | Broadway Barns |
Rolling stock | Peter Witt Nearside |
History | |
Opened | 1915 |
Closed | ~1936 |
The Abbott Road street car was the second last new car line that the International Railway Company implemented, in the network of Buffalo's streetcars. The line began at Abbott Road & Woodside in South Buffalo, and operated along the following streets:
By 1935, the decline of streetcar service began, and the Abbott Road streetcar was still operating, but was assigned route number 14, and operating over a slightly different route:
24 hour service wasn't operated on this car line, and service ended at approximately 1:00am.
By 1936, Abbott Road car service was terminated, and replaced with bus service operated by the subsidiary International Bus Company.
Today, the line continues to be operated by the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority, between Washington Street & Mohawk Street and the Shops at West Seneca, McKinley Mall, or Erie Community College, South Campus. It also has retained the route number 14.
So, what do you think?
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No proble. It has been fixed now. Simply south.... .. going on editing sprees for just 6 years (as of 28/03/2006) 22:56, 22 April 2012 (UTC)
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I propose the change of the term comedian to comedienne because she is a woman. One of the two terms is feminine. Also, it is logical to use actress and follow it with comedienne. Gatmaster ( talk) 22:56, 7 June 2012 (UTC)
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Wow, thanks for the 'heads up.' To my simple mind, existence of an article about a work of visual art without itself a visual representation of the work of art.. ..is a travesty. And a picture is worth a thousand words.
I didn't particulary care about the subject, but since I spend a lot of time in Gettysburg, I attempted to make the article more user-friendly with a photo. Now that I'm aware, I'll never spend another second on it. In fact, I may quit taking photos and uploading them to Wiki Commons altogether.
It makes me wonder. The Evergreen Cemetery Gatehouse is a privately-owned building. Ginnie Wade's sculpture in Evergreen is not publicly owned. Any given headstone in Evergreen is private property.. ..etc.-- Donaldecoho ( talk) 22:53, 13 August 2013 (UTC)
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Since you are more knowledgeable than I am about NFTA Metro, would you review these edits and let me know if they are worth keeping or not. 96.243.56.50 ( talk · contribs) has been removing references and making other more-or-less questionable random edits to articles primarily about Buffalo Metro Rail (but seems to be branching out to other Buffalo articles too). I requested a block, but it was rejected for “incorrectly or insufficiently warned” and, in fact, the Admin seemed to think “some of his edits are sourced and useful”, but I can’t say one way or the other. Useddenim ( talk) 03:24, 9 September 2014 (UTC)
But more importantly, the IP vandal has been stopped (for at least six months), as all pages within Category:Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority and Category:Buffalo, New York Metro Rail stations are now semi-protected. Useddenim ( talk) 00:19, 23 October 2014 (UTC)
Hiya, Sorry I never saw your reply,
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Fixing other peoples problems without giving them a chance to learn and do it themselves is part of the reason that half of the wikipedia site needs constant upkeep (that, being that "it's okay...someone'll clean up after me").
Additionally, if they do know what they're doing, and made a mistake with it, I gave a chance before someone deleted it because some think it's easier to just revert an entry.
I didn't know the circumstances, so I offered advice. If the user asked for help, I'd find a way to do it, while showing them how to.
Your comment is why I don't bother submitting most of the time anymore.
Cheers.
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Hi! This may end up just going into the void as I'm not sure if you're active on here anymore, but I was hoping to ask a question about a source you cited in some articles you helped edit a long time ago on the subject of Buffalo, NY's transit system. In the article for University station (Buffalo Metro Rail), you added information about the public art on display at the station, and cited NFTA-Metro's c. 1986 brochure "Buffalo Art In Transit." You wouldn't happen to have a copy or photographs of that source, would you? I'm putting together an article cataloguing works by one of the artists whose work was included in that brochure (Sam Gilliam), and the work on display at a different NFTA-Metro stop ( Delavan/Canisius University station) doesn't seem to have any public information online about the year it was completed or the material used. If the brochure had any more detailed info, that would be a great source of info. I don't live in the Buffalo area, otherwise I'd find it in a local archive/library. No worries if you can't help on this, but I appreciate your time! 19h00s ( talk) 20:53, 31 January 2024 (UTC)