Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Ryan Tower
and/or '''redirect to Camp Fortune''' (though I don't feel particularly strongly that a redirect would be ''required'', I have no objection if other people do.) A transmission tower has to do a lot more than just ''exist'' to warrant a Wikipedia article: there are ''thousands'' verging on ''millions'' of such things in the world and they can't ''all'' be notable on  grounds, so we have to be able to source some historical, political or social ''context'' for why anybody should ''care'' about it. That means we need a lot ''more'' than just one news article about its dismantling, produced by a media outlet that used to transmit from it and thus isn't completely independent of it — and the fact that it's ''described'' as "historic" in the headline, further, isn't a magic bullet either, because the article actually documents ''nothing'' particularly or enduringly or encyclopedically historic about it beyond the fact that it existed. It takes a lot more than just one news article from a directly affiliated source to make a broadcast transmission tower permanently notable
— User:Bearcat, 17:58, 13 January 2021 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:MILL (Wikipedia:Run-of-the-mill)