Three years later, the re-erection of the building started.

They will be taken down and preserved for re-erection on a future site."

All the parts necessary for the re-erection of the engine machinery have now been obtained.

Re-erection and restoration of the machinery took seven years.

The prospect of success was not sufficiently promising to induce its re-erection.

The re-erection of the sculpture was attended by hundreds of local people.

Crossing assisted in its re-erection in 1885, and it remains standing today.

The re-erection was carried out in 1958 by the Bromborough Society.

Planning had always been centred around the acquisition of a suitable building elsewhere, followed by its removal and re-erection.

Architectural fragments of the City Gate by the main street are awaiting re-erection.

The builder of the link offered the cottages to the museum, along with the funding for their removal and re-erection.

As the building was listed, it was carefully removed for re-erection at Bo'ness.

In 1982 the stone fell over, and excavations prior to its re-erection revealed that it had been set into a shallow pit.

He subsequently supervised its re-erection in Sydenham, south London.

A scheme for its removal and re-erection elsewhere failed; the Legislature did not want to invest $12,000 to have the house transferred to another location.

Piece by piece - all carefully labelled to facilitate re-erection - the building was transported to Welshpool.

One result of the expedition was the first re-erection of a moai on its ahu platform.

The marble pedestal had bas-reliefs dating to the time of the obelisk's re-erection in Constantinople.

The museum's collection includes 16 buildings that are in storage and due for re-erection as and when the museum's funds permit.

Between the four corners of the obelisk and the pedestal are four bronze cubes, used in its transportation and re-erection.

The cemetery maintenance worked on the re-erection of stones, patching broken stones, cleaning stones, and clearing vegetation.

Its facade was then carefully disassembled for re-erection elsewhere, proving the "portability" its designer expounded as a benefit of his new construction system.

Deteriorating elements were replaced, and a new coat of bright-red paint was applied before re-erection, said the official, Mel Glickman, an executive vice president.

The re-erection, scheduled for September 14, the Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross, was watched by a large crowd.

The plinth on which it stands has an inscription listing various worthy gentlemen who were probably involved in the re-erection of the stone in Victorian times.