Talk:Lacombe Blacksmith Shop Museum

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museums of Lacombe

This blacksmith shop museum in Lacombe, Alberta, is clearly Wikipedia-notable as a museum and as it has been recognized as a historic resource by the province. But what is its relationship to "Lacombe Museum" (see https://lacombemuseum.com/ ), i.e. the Lacombe Museum that is in Alberta (not the Lacombe Museum also known as Bayou Lacombe Museum in Lacombe, Louisiana, USA).

Certainly the Alberta "Lacombe Museum" is Wikipedia-notable, but Lacombe Museum is currently a redlink. Is that museum what is covered in Michener House Museum and Archives?

Did the blacksmith museum evolve to become more? Is it part of a larger museum now? If so, article should be moved/re-titled and expanded, with the blacksmith part covered in a section.

Help! --Doncram (talk) 21:47, 6 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]