Talk:National Capital Trolley Museum
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[edit] Assessment comments
Well, it's definitely no longer a stub, but I think there's still more that could be done to improve the article...
- There is only one reference listed; with the incidents that have occurred here, we can probably find some news items to use as references (a quick search at Google News brings up [1] which gives general information about the museum).
- There is only one image; perhaps someone local to the area could make a weekend trip and get us some more photos of the equipment and grounds
- The text is rather short; again, I think more could be said on the various incidents that are already mentioned. Also, some statistics about the museum like its funding levels, volunteer and staff levels and visitor counts could be helpful. Is the museum working on any restoration projects? Has the museum been honored with any awards or recognition from outside bodies? Is any of the equipment listed on the National Register of Historic Places?
