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Although the HRHP has this registered as Nashville Children's Museum, this is due to the registration date of 1971, when that was the common name of the building because the Nashville Children's Museum was located there. This is an anachronism as the museum moved in 1974, over 40 years ago. The building is now commonly known by its original name, Lindsley Hall, and that's the name more likely to be searched. Should this article be moved to the name space Lindsley Hall? Jacknstock (talk) 05:40, 23 December 2016 (UTC)Reply
