Talk:Kilby Provincial Park

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Needs split[edit]

In 1988 Kilby Provincial Historic Park was split in two, with Kilby Provincial Park separated from the Kilby General Store Museum, which is a Provincial Heritage Property. Info in the infobox is therefore jumbled as the website for the General Store Musem is not BC Parks. I also took out the affiliated-museums-networks information, by commenting it out, as it's superfluous to the topic of the museum, and most museums are similarly affiliated. this article should be split; one is a campground, the other is a museum, and they are different entities; if I'm not mistaken the park is outside the boundaries of the District of Kent, the Museum is just inside it, which was one reason for the split; Kilby, British Columbia should probably redirect to the Museum article once it's made, though other than a few yards of track and a different station-name, this location is virtually indistinguishable from Harrison Mills, British Columbia; what the adjacent farm neighbourhood name is I'm not quite sure.....Harrison Prairie maybe.Skookum1 (talk) 04:15, 25 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]