Talk:Abbie Howard Hunt Stuart
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Fremont College / Tremont College / Tremont School / what?
[edit]The Woman's Club of Olympia article currently states that she graduated from Fremont College (which links to a modern place no doubt incorrect) because the NRHP document says "Fremont College".[1]
This article currently says "Tremont College", unlinked (Tremont College is a redlink) becasue the Washington State Historical Society source says that.[2]
Offhand I would trust the WSHS webpage over the NRHP document, because I would think the webpage gets or got more editorial scrutiny on a matter like this, while a single typo in a single mention in a manually typed-out old NRHP document which references a faraway place wouldn't necessarily get caught or corrected (while details about the architecture/construction would more likely be more known-about and refined by the editors in involved in the NRHP document draft and review process.
Looking on-line, there is a private school in or near Lexington, MA, i.e. near Boston called Tremont School, which is modern but perhaps has a long history. And there is, I think it was, "Freeman College" or something located on Tremont Street in Boston.
It would be nice to get this right and fix it in both articles. :) --Doncram (talk) 22:42, 31 October 2018 (UTC)
- Doncram - I couldn't determine which was the correct spelling of the institution so I omitted it entirely. I do hope someone can clear it up.WomenArtistUpdates (talk) 00:22, 1 November 2018 (UTC)
References
- ^ J.H. Vanderveer (July 1981). "Community Cultural Resource Survey: Olympia Public Library / Carnegie's". National Park Service. Retrieved October 30, 2018. With accompanying photo from 1981 Note the photo documentation includes mention of the 1903 date of Carnegie grant, consistent with other information on Carnegie libraries in Washington.
- ^ "Woman's Club of Olympia". Washington State Historical Society. Retrieved 30 October 2018.
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