Weber on the move

[Bob Correll]

A two story house, built in 1891, was moved in St Louis yesterday.
This morning's paper said:
"The Weber grill is on the balcony. The air conditioners are in the windows."
http://www.stltoday.com/business/lo...cle_d2bce78c-f4c8-5cef-9485-588c9e56b54e.html

 

[Chris Allingham]

That's crazy! This takes "going mobile with your Weber grill" to a whole new level!

Thanks for sharing.

 

[Rich Dahl]

Amazing! I think this the first time I've ever seen a brick house moved.

 

[ChuckO]

I'm not sure that balcony is place I'd want to hang out. Especially after picking up the place and moving it

 

[Jim Lampe]

What a GREAT Story this is!
Thanks for sharing this Bob!

so eager to tear down places for "progress", sometimes history is forgotten.


recently, a local tavern (soon to be landmark) was related only 25 feet west of it's original location to widen the road in front of it.
http://www.mysouthnow.com/story/new...avern-ready-make-move-hales-corners/91161012/

 

[timothy]

What a beautiful old house, I would love to see the inside, to see the craftsmanship back then.
My Grandfather moved houses back in the day, but nothing on this scale..

Tim

 

[George Curtis]

Not sure why the weber wasn't used as they had plenty time to do brisket.

 

[Bob H.]

Gotta wonder if the mice relocated along with the house, or fled for new digs?

 

[Rolf Jacobsen]

Just wonderful! Thanks Bob!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!