Talk:Cumberland Valley Railroad
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References? I started this by cutting down and restating the "History of Franklin County" account and then checking it against the the explorepa.com accounts, while adding details from them. After doing this it's clear that I could have done the process in reverse - i.e. cutting down and restating the explorepa.com accounts and adding details from the "History of Franklin County." The 2 non-linked books are from explorepa and I haven't used them directly.
My question is - should I put explicit inline references in each paragraph to the 2 sources. It would be pretty boring (to read as well as to do), but once others start adding material it might be necessary. Opinions? Thanks Smallbones 09:41, 28 May 2007 (UTC)
