Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Birch Hill Cemetery
or '''Merge to History of Fairbanks, Alaska''' - I see two things here.  First, the creator of this article previously created Death of Jamison Thrun, which is utter piffle, showing flagrant disregard for , and an article which should have come up for AFD long before this one did.  Since Thrun was buried at Birch Hill, I get the impression that the motivation was to create this article as a |coatrack to that article.  Speaking as someone who has lived in Fairbanks most of my life, this would come across as some rather bizarre reasoning, especially since there are a lot of actually notable people buried at Birch Hill.  Perhaps it may be necessary for that user to chime in on this discussion.  Second, this cemetery is just as notable as the Clay Street Cemetery.  Both articles are underdeveloped to the point of being practically useless.  We really should take into consideration that NRHP articles proliferate on here because copying and pasting templates and PD material is far easier than writing and sourcing an article from scratch, not necessarily because the places are of greater significance.   Far too much undue weight is given on Wikipedia to an NRHP listing as a determinant of historical significance
— User:RadioKAOS, 05:05, 18 July 2012 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:NOTNEWS||WP:COATRACK (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)