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I'd be surprised if this isn't deleted because of a lack of notability. I'm personally borderline on this, but I have a special interest in this region. The main reference is pretty commercial, and the second one "presidentialavenue.com is probably ok, but might be questioned also. I'll recommend finding some more sources, even from a local newspaper or similar, and writing up some more info in the article. As it stands now, it should be deleted. Smallbones (talk) 18:03, 24 April 2010 (UTC)[reply]
A year later - I deleted the presidentialavenue.com link because it is dead. I added the NRHP link - it is in the Historic District. The Nomination form did not call it a "Contributing Resource" but did list it as one of 30 buildings which had at least a line or two of special description. And that's about the same description as it has here. I'll put the NRHP tag on this page, but not the NRHP infobox on the article page. It's a shame that the boyhood home of a president doesn't have more interest, but I guess Buchanan was never anybody's favorite President. Smallbones (talk) 15:40, 1 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]
