Talk:The Green Dragon, Monmouth

Sources and notability

This article is an example of the difficulty of writing about non-listed buildings. There's no Cadw/Pevsner entry to fall back on and a Google search brings up very slim pickings (see below). Monmouth is fortunate to have Kissack, a notably exhaustive chronicler, but even he appears to have overlooked the Green Dragon. This is one of a number of articles created during the Monmouthpedia period, but I doubt it actually meets the Notability guidelines for buildings. It’s interesting to note that it’s had an unanswered CN tag for 7 years! Thinking about this in the context of the forthcoming Destubathon, I'm wondering if this is one that should actually go, rather than be destubbed, if destubbing is actually possible in the absence of any significant coverage. I suspect that it only gets the merest mention in the single source given. I shall be able to confirm this when the copy I've now bought arrives. I'd be interested in other editors' thoughts on whether this warrants keeping. I've notified the editor that began it. KJP1 (talk) 08:55, 14 February 2020 (UTC)

• This doesn't actually mention the pub, beyond the caption.
• One of a number of author-generated reviews, which appears to be almost the totality of the pub's online coverage.