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Following the Reformation, the church was	demolished a few years after 1530 and the site became r
ever declared unfit in 1687 and the building	demolished a few years later.
Fiddler On The Roof, in which he very nearly	demolished a set during a dance number, Linn was asked
The station was subsequently	demolished, a supermarket and car park being built on t
The factory buildings were	demolished a few years later.
With the ground almost completely	demolished, a charity zip-wire event was held on 14 Oct
a second time after the 1976 earthquake that	demolished a major part of its buildings.
replaced the previous ROSLA block which was	demolished, a new sports hall and more recently (2010)
Mayfield House was	demolished a few years later, in 1956.
r 1956, and the whole line and stations were	demolished a year later.
The next two weeks, the village was	demolished a third (August 10) and a fourth time (Augus
ter the two previous terminal buildings were	demolished; a contract for that work was assigned at th
e most of Poplar's original housing has been	demolished, a handful of defining structures identify t
station building (still existing though half	demolished) a ground frame signal box on the platform,
was a plowshares group of women who totally	demolished a fighter jet in England.
(St James's was	demolished a few years later; some monuments from St Ja
The Scoville home was	demolished a year later.
It has been partially	demolished, a sub-station remaining in part of the orig
ring villages, but when an unlucky cannonade	demolished a mosque outside of the city, the Rif effort
s, and should have either been cleaned up or	demolished a decade before, but had somehow remained in
mutinous act by the detainees, in which they	demolished a wall to cover the drainage finally convinc
r the last remaining building at Lemieux was	demolished, a landslide occurred at the former townsite
When it reached Oak Hill the west tornado	demolished a house killing six people.
In October 2006, a strong windstorm	demolished a large steel grain bin at the elevator.
Although the original pub has been	demolished, a replacement (bearing the same name) was c
oyed in a severe storm, and the remains were	demolished a few days later.
g World War II, park owner Edward J. Carroll	demolished a dance hall in 1948.
ees a poster saying that the station will be	demolished, a poster the other ghosts are unable to see
He	demolished a number of rooms of third floor and added a
cted in Long Row, behind Morpeth Street, and	demolished a century later.
The Sodington manor house was	demolished about 1807 and was replaced on the same site
The original plots were	demolished about 1968/9.
The family seat of Doveridge Hall was	demolished about 1938.
The mansion was	demolished about 1930.
is famous with the old British-made bridge (	demolished) across the River Kallada, which links up th
contents of Belhus in 1923 and the house was	demolished after World War II, due to suffering bomb da
Recently	demolished after utility problems and construction, the
Merton Street was	demolished after closure and the site used for road hau
the platforms were removed and the buildings	demolished after closure.
urned into offices for the LBSCR in 1892 and	demolished after bomb damage in 1941
g was nominated for heritage status, but was	demolished after a fire in 1978.
wooden waiting room on the down platform was	demolished after falling into disrepair and replaced by
height of roughly 2.4 metres, but these were	demolished after the excavations.
although the western (stable) wing was later	demolished after the new stables were built.
The factory was	demolished after International Harvester closed it, and
In 1935 they were	demolished after the erection of a mast radiator near H
72 with the High Level part of station later	demolished, after having served little time as a car pa
turn outdated within 50 years and completely	demolished after the fire in 1625.
estroyed by Allied bombing in early 1945 and	demolished after the war.
1996, it became the second Texas Tower to be	demolished after a collision with a foreign-flagged fre
It was the second tower to be	demolished after a collision with a foreign-flagged fre
The Anaconda Smelter was	demolished after its closure in 1981, and the site unde
In 2005, English Woods was largely	demolished after renovation was calculated to be prohib
All of these buildings were	demolished after the end of Expo 67, as they had not be
e an old, narrow two lane structure that was	demolished after 69 years of service in a spectacular i
The village's Aswarby Hall,	demolished after WWII with only the entrance gates now
ning subsidence, and most of the factory was	demolished after the Wedgwood company moved production
built by W. H. Weeks in 1914-1915, which was	demolished after analysis deemed it too damaged to save
ar with royalty in this location, but it was	demolished after a fire in the 1890s and the present bu
uthern League baseball, and then immediately	demolished after the season ended, as Knights Stadium b
Part of the quarter of La Ribera was	demolished after the War of the Spanish Succession to b
The station was	demolished after closure and the Ruthin Craft Centre wa
Part of the northern warehouse was	demolished after sustaining damage in an air raid durin
nd had a military barracks built in 1794 and	demolished after the Great War.
gives its name, Santolea, was abandoned and	demolished after construction.
ng until the School was rebuilt due to being	demolished after an arson attack.
The main body of the church was	demolished after the war in 1947.
ed (the former station buildings having been	demolished after being damaged by fire and replaced wit
ne, which had room for 7,500 spectators, was	demolished after the Games were over.
Most other structures and the MART were	demolished after the fair closed.
track and aloof from the line it served, was	demolished after a new building had been provided on th
East Jefferson listed on the T.R. have were	demolished after their addition to the Register.
The station buildings were	demolished after closure and a sewage treatment works h
lding which housed Crestwood High School was	demolished after a new facility was built for Sandy Spr
The structure was	demolished after decades of neglect.
taking on the form that it had until it was	demolished after the Revolution.
This was	demolished after the war leaving just the coach house,
The station was	demolished after closure leaving no remains today of th
ch was sited at Wessenden Head before it was	demolished after a fire.
The station itself was	demolished after closure, although the platform is stil
The market was	demolished again in 1937, this time replaced with a Bau
yed in 1387 during Tamerlane's invasion, and	demolished again in the 16th century.
anuel Copper Company acquired the land, they	demolished all remaining structures in order to mine th
and "the very park itself was gone, cut up,	demolished, all parcelled out into small gardens with t
Three of the estate's nine tower blocks were	demolished, along with some 600 maisonettes and 340 low
school opened, the old school building being	demolished along with Hill Farm to make way for additio
It was	demolished, along with other buildings in the row, duri
he platform buildings at Longfield Halt were	demolished along with those at neighbouring Southfleet.
The chapel was finally	demolished, along with the remaining buildings in the v
Express stood silent until 1997, when it was	demolished along with the rest of the park.
The station buildings were	demolished along with the neighbouring bus garage in th
It was	demolished along with the redundant 180th Street - Bron
Glanford Park proved impractical, and it was	demolished along with the rest of the old stadium.
lliery and the local homes, but has now been	demolished, along with the colliery.
tadium has caught on fire and has since been	demolished, along with the scoreboard.
roof of which can clearly be seen) has been	demolished, along with the end of the wing that was bui
The old town hall was	demolished along with Market Square to make way for cur
Since that time, the Renz Block has been	demolished; although it is still listed on the National
1884 and the toll house at Hunter's Bar was	demolished, although the gate posts were preserved and
fashioned Tudor timber framed buildings were	demolished although parts of the Tudor Rectory became i
The station buildings have been	demolished, although the stationmaster's house remains
The buildings and platforms have been	demolished although the site itself is still identifiab
Houses were still bought and	demolished, although under more scrutiny than before du
7th Century it had fallen into decay and was	demolished, although some remains can still be seen.
of the line on 9 September 1963 and was then	demolished, although the line through the site is still
once stood outside the church; these are now	demolished, although a hump on the ground indicate thei
, The whole station site has been completely	demolished, although the line (now currently mothballed
ected to the old middle school, which is now	demolished, although you can still see it on Google Map
g with the subway; the platform has not been	demolished, although all buildings have been removed.
care for the indigent until 1841 when it was	demolished, although one of the original houses lasted
the Beeching Report and has been completely	demolished although the line through its site serves an
The station buildings have been	demolished, although the nearby road bridge over the fo
The station building was	demolished although the platform remains intact to this
hich stood in Banks Road in Coundon has been	demolished although its history is well documented on t
The song ends with the sound of a wall being	demolished amid chants of "Tear down the wall!", markin
989 earthquake, and was subsequently quickly	demolished, amidst great controversy.
ck building, several shorter high-rises were	demolished; among these were the Lincoln Hotel and the
She	demolished an enemy schooner off the coast of Korea on
pikemen in Chicheri, where they stormed and	demolished an Ottoman castle with the death of over 800
The racecourse was	demolished and the Castle Bromwich settlement was exten
The station has been	demolished and the site is now a car park, although som
undra Head Light, North Point Hummock Light (	demolished) and Gatcombe Head Light (demolished).
In 1846 most of the mediaeval church was	demolished and the current Church of England parish chu
The defective bridge was	demolished and rebuilt.
Following closure, the station was	demolished and housing built on most of the site .
The remains of the original Tay bridge were	demolished and replaced by an entirely new design by Wi
ntral Bank Building (William Birkmire, 1897,	demolished) and the American Surety Building (Bruce Pri
Large areas of the estate were	demolished, and in some cases rebuilt with private fund
The Town Hall was	demolished and the east end of the building, front Lowg
The runway was broken up, the buildings were	demolished, and construction of a Birmingham overspill
The former hospital was	demolished and the site developed by Sainsbury's, who n
on the former Exhibition Building site) was	demolished, and a three level concrete carpark built.
15th century by Harry Bruckshaw, but it was	demolished and rebuilt in 1671 by John Bruckshaw, whose
Around 750 properties have been	demolished and new houses have been built.
and part of the Courier-Journal complex, was	demolished and became a parking lot.
orth Sherwood Street, and Birkbeck House was	demolished and the site used for retail and housing.
h its gates up until 1960, when the camp was	demolished and the land converted back into farming fie
y following the 2005 season, the stadium was	demolished and rebuilt as a dual-deck concrete structur
, 1937, during the Civil War, the bridge was	demolished and a temporary one was built with pieces of
t City Hall was a timber building, which was	demolished and replaced in 1881 by a brick building.
all the buildings on the site have now been	demolished and a retirement village is planned.
Woolbridge Manor was at some time partially	demolished and was once much bigger, possibly forming a
till largely intact aisled medieval nave was	demolished and a new narrow nave without pillars built
th four grain elevators that have since been	demolished, and a school that still stands as of today.
en reported that the site will be completely	demolished and turned into a 11-acre (45,000 m2) outdoo
en in 1926 the U8 was built, the station was	demolished and shifted about 100m westwards to make bot
After 1960 larger properties were	demolished and replaced by blocks of flats.
ilway, but the station itself has since been	demolished and the trackbed between itself and to the n
is named after the small town of Millbrook,	demolished and removed during construction.
for nearly twenty years before it was itself	demolished and a new roof, built in the style of the or
The stadium was	demolished and replaced with housing.
The building at Foulridge was carefully	demolished and rebuilt at Ingrow, opening in 1989.
It had been	demolished and the site is now an industrial estate.
was located in Montagu House which was later	demolished and replaced by the present day Ministry of
erns sold the site to developers, which part	demolished and then redeveloped is now the Ushers Apart
6 m) deep, the station buildings were almost	demolished and there was damage severe or moderate to o
omans; several Russian fortresses were to be	demolished; and Peter I promised not to interfere into
The theatre was eventually	demolished and rebuilt in 1847, under the name of the C
was erected in the 1970s(this has since been	demolished and cleared away.)
In 1966, the Carnegie Building had to be	demolished, and the library temporarily relocated to a
tion stations: Portishead power station (now	demolished) and Shepton Mallet power station.
The buildings were partially	demolished and old bricks were saved to be reused in th
early 1980s, with the workshops subsequently	demolished and the graving docks filled in.
In 1996 the buildings were	demolished, and the 19.4-acre (7.9 ha) lot remains vaca
The stone and timber built station was	demolished and few traces of it remain.
The Inn was	demolished and replaced with the present Haven Hotel in
rtly after closure the original platform was	demolished and the two-platform Morden Road tram stop o
needed for 6, for the exhibition, it was not	demolished and was kept open as a museum.
The remaining part of the house was finally	demolished and a number of new houses built in its plac
Some traditional cinemas in Hong Kong were	demolished and re-developed into shopping malls and ‘mi
on over the last 60 years or so or have been	demolished and replaced with later housing, converted i
ld buildings on two sides of the square were	demolished and replaced by new houses.
Between 1938 and 1940, 76 houses were	demolished, and the bridges at Humphreystown, Baltyboys
The creamery has since been	demolished, and part of the grounds of the estate are n
The west stand was completely	demolished and redesigned, a roof over the west stand w
In 1763, the first meeting house was	demolished and what became known as The Old South Meeti
sembly Church but as of 1977, it was largely	demolished and redeveloped into three townhouses with n
ng other things the village of Stokkerup was	demolished, and today only the village pond remains, so
After closing in 1982, the school was	demolished and all that remains is the lake and island
ornton Heath's historic Victorian baths were	demolished and replaced by a more modern sports and lei
palace in Mysore in the 14th century, it was	demolished and constructed multiple times.
,000 m2) on the north side of the center was	demolished and replaced with new anchors, including Koh
Following the 2007 season, the stadium was	demolished and rebuilt.
, it seemed likely that the Capitol would be	demolished and turned into a parking lot.
The building itself has since been	demolished, and its former site is now occupied by a bl
que in Victoria Park and the two houses were	demolished and the "new look" Mosque took its current f
Since then Wilmorton College has been	demolished and turned into a housing estate; and Derby
ome of so many years, the Theatre Royal, was	demolished and replaced by the Wexford Opera House on t
w a Chapel of Rest, Mountain Chapel has been	demolished and made into a garden of remembrance and Cr
Research Building, established in 1966, was	demolished, and construction began in Fall 2006/Spring
In the 1820s the "stump" was	demolished and a new tower erected.
of the Dissolution of the Monasteries it was	demolished and the site built over.
1937, was closed in August 2003,	demolished and rebuilt under the new name of the 'Petch
The original station buildings were	demolished, and the subway linking the platforms, locat
y Methodist Church in wood street Ripley was	Demolished and a new Church was built to continue the w
a small shopping centre - this has now been	demolished and redeveloped into Kings swimming pool.
s a palace named as Kavalapparakottaram, now	demolished and the Panniankara Telephone exchange was c
lso a FreshXpress/Kwik Save store, which was	demolished and has been re-built from scratch as a Nett
wever the station itself has long since been	demolished and the site is extremely overgrown.

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