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6:51Now Playing"You can't pull down an ancient monument, so the only thing you can do is to shut off the street all night and move it."
Christopher Brasher reports on the moving of an ancient house in Hereford to make way for a new development. The old house has been reinforced, carefully mounted on hydraulic jacks, and will be pulled along steel tracks - an inch at a time - by two lorries, to a place where it can be safely parked. The plan is for it to be placed in the corner of the new development - a Littlewood's store.
A huge crowd has come out to see this rare event, among them is the engineer in charge of the project, Mr John Pryke. Does he have any concerns?
Clip taken from Tonight, originally broadcast on BBC One, 10 May, 1965.
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