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Paddle steamer Waverley without her familiar red funnels while she undergoes work to replace her boilers in the James Watt Dock in Greenock.
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The House That Moved, Stepcote Hill, West Quarter, Exeter, England.
"The House That Moved", a 14th-century Tudor building, earned its name in 1961 when it was moved from its original location on the corner of Edmund Street in order for a new road to be built in its place. Weighing more than twenty-one tonnes, it was strapped together and slowly moved a few inches at a time to its present-day position. " (Photo 1999).
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