User talk:Fleepkay

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Sauganash Historic District

I visited your Talk page as i noticed your addition of a very helpful link to the Sauganash Historic District article. I wonder if you happen to have a connection there, and whether you could possibly secure some photos for use in the article. The Flickr collection of photos at your link is not available for use by Wikipedia as it is copyright all rights reserved. I am hoping for release to public domain (or Creative Commons or other "free" license) of selected photos from that, or for new photos to be taken. I hope i am not prying; no problem if it is not possible or for any other reason you are not able to help. Anyhow, thanks for the helpful link! --doncram (talk) 23:05, 27 June 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Hi, nice to hear from you at my talk page, a year later as you note. It still would be nice if you could possibly upload one or two or a bunch of photos of general views or individual buildings or their details.

Anything you could upload would be great for wikipedia and maybe also for you and your neighborhood. :)

It would be best if you could upload any to Wikimedia Commons; i'd be glad to talk you through it if/when you have any photos to upload. For other examples you could see other local historic district articles linked from National Register of Historic Places listings in North Side Chicago, some which have several pictures. Other great examples for historic districts nation-wide, much more developed, are linked from this archived discussion of good HD examples.

Hope you have fun with it. Let me know when you are making any progress or have any more questions. --do ncr am 14:11, 21 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]