Last parts of demolished tyre centre
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Last parts of demolished tyre centre
Image: © John Goldsmith Taken: 26 Jun 2011
For the main details of this operation, see Image Here the last parts of the building survive overnight as the workers have parked their Caterpillar excavator and gone home. I was tempted to mark this as a historical site, as this area was the home of St. Peter's Hospital in the Middle Ages, but before the demolition started some wide trenches were dug in the concrete surrounds which I guess were archaeological test pits. Nothing was said about any finds so I guess there were not any.
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