Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Charles Wenner House
The general idea of the "Google test" is that it is a sufficient but not a necessary means of establishing the notability of a topic. Therefore, failing the "Google test" does ''not'' demonstrate that a topic is not notable. In the case of the National Register, in certain time periods and certain states, the records of the administrative action of adding a place to the NR are held almost entirely off-line. (Other states may have their NR records almost entirely on-line, so it varies.) So even though Google doesn't return any internet results, there may be other documents available via the research methods of my youth that do establish notability. For National Register properties, the administrative process leading to listing ensures that source documents meeting the |general notability guideline are created and available by some means
— User:TheCatalyst31, 02:58, 28 September 2015 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)