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It looks as if we don't know if File:Winter Hill early station.jpg was published early enough to be PD now; it may have been a photo in a private collection. I think it would be safer to make it a fair use image uploaded locally; you have no other fair use images and I think a FUR would be easy.
Hmm, you're right. I've removed it for now and sent some off-wiki feelers out about its provenance.
What makes Cambridge Day a reliable source? Per about page it seems to be mostly a one-man operation.
I believe it's reliable for basic statements of fact (somewhat the inverse of WP:EXCEPTIONAL), but I've removed it here since on further review the criticism seemed to be from a single non-notable person.
As with the East Somerville article I don't see a reason to mention the Lowell Line in the lead. I also think the edit you mention to clarify the "branch" mention should be made to this lead (and to any other GLX articles perhaps?). Other suggestions from that review that could apply here and to other GLX articles: link MTA, and link LRV.
Done on all articles
Not necessary for GA, but as with East Somerville a local map would be helpful.
I'm not a big fan of local maps for most stations - I'd rather see improvements to WikiMiniAtlas since it doesn't take up articles space - but I recognize that's not an opinion shared by all editors. I do make custom maps (cf Readville station and Balboa Park station) when the station layout itself is sufficiently complex, but all of the GLX stations are a fairly simple layout with a single platform.
Changes look good; passing. Re the map, it's not the station itself I was suggesting a map of, but the local area, at a scale that would enable one to read street names -- the station design section mentions School Street, Medford Street, and the Somerville Community Path, and the next section mentions two houses that used to be a station house -- it would be nice for those unfamiliar with the area to see those on a map. But it's certainly not necessary. Mike Christie (talk - contribs - library) 10:51, 23 August 2022 (UTC)Reply
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Promoter's note to @IceWelder: Hi there! Thanks for reviewing this nom:) in the future, do note that the DYK criteria doesn't accept an article's GA status as an automatic pass for any checks – it's not uncommon for a GA-based nomination to turn up a few problems the reviewer might have missed. Something to keep in mind for next time! theleekycauldron (talk • contribs) (she/her) 03:52, 8 September 2022 (UTC)Reply