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Congratulations to Murderbike and the others who edited. This article is definitely well-written and well-referenced. I think you've also pretty well covered the site not only in its local, but also it national context. It's NPOV, stable, factual.
The only change I've made is a slight formatting/citation change to the NRHP Reference# to show I'm paying attention. Having the reference tag on a separate line first made me think it was saying NRHP 66000745, Reference#: [1]. I've also changes the citation to the actual database page about the site. I could have left that as a note for someone else to do, but I think that would be a needlessly pedantic way of maintaining neutrality.
It's the first GA review I've done, and I have to thank Murderbike for making this an easy one. Alunsalt (talk) 11:04, 18 March 2008 (UTC)