I will note that as of now their website has a page for the cafe, but I spoke to an employee who said it was supposed to be removed. Hopefully they will soon.

Since you have not responded I'm just going to change it back. Still happy to discuss.

Why did you mark the Dover Community Trail is an "abandoned" railway? I marked it as "razed" because it's completely gone, save for the tunnel structure which I left labeled as "abandoned".

I should have noted - I split the building into parts because the old part was the old Strafford court house. I don't think the new part was.

Thank you for your reply.

As for the node, the only thing I care about is that I can properly align the bridge's outline with the path segment across it. But only *relative* to each other, since I don't have super accurate GPS for absolute placement. That said, I assume that the aerial photos show the accurate *angle* of the bridge, so I'll go by that. I can make the minimum adjustment and then move the bridge outline to match it.

As for "abandoned": do I understand you correctly that you intend to revert my change and mark these railroads as "abandoned" again, instead of "razed"? If so, this doesn't match what the wiki says:

railway=abandoned - "...where the rails have been removed but the route is still visible with ties/sleepers, signals or other railroad right of way signs or infrastructure"

There is *no visible sign* of the railroads in the places I've marked "razed". There is one old tunnel, and I left that marked as "abandoned". That said, you mentioned a "grading" in this context and maybe that explains it but I'm not sure what you mean here.

As for the name change of the razed railroad, that's of less interest to me so I'll let you sort that out with the railroad community. I just don't want a physical structure to show up on the map that isn't actually there.

Thanks.

And relatedly, I was looking at node #195067585 and it looks like the placement was slightly adjusted by this changeset. Was that intentional? I was thinking of fixing the placement of the trail vis a vis the bridge there, and I wanted to ask about that first.

I'm curious about the "Boston and Maine Portsmouth to Dover" route. Is it historical? At least in Dover, it coincides with part of the Dover Community Trail, which is built on a railroad that I've marked as "razed" because it's not visible at all anymore. I would have removed the railroad tags entirely but I wasn't sure about removing some of the historical railroad info there.

Bridge name came from a plaque on the bridge