1.
Part of one of the old walls.


2.
CU Of old well


3.
The end wall of Small Tennis Court.


4.
GV Group is standing on site of old Tennis Court, in background is old wall


5.
CU Of window on this wall. (Circled in ink on Drawing B.)


6.
Further GV. of this area.


7.
M Mr. P.J.May, the Architect, and Mr. John Charlton, Inspector of Ancient Monuments, pointing out details of plan and to the window seen in background when PAN up


8.
CU Of plan


9.
REVERSE ANGLE Mr. CHARLTON (left) - Mr. May (right).


10.
GV


11.
Board in Downing Street - PAN to No. 10.


12.
NO. 10 through Foreign Office Arches.


13.
Door of No. 10, through railings.


14.
B.B.C. unit at work on site of tennis court.


15.
Further angles on demolition work in progress on old site


16.
GVs Around buildings - across gardens of No. 10, etc.


17.
Downing Street sign


18.
Workmen demolishing - various angles


19.
Plan. Drawing A.




Initials KJ/V/MMcG



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Background: Substantial remains of some of the buildings which Henry VIII erected in Whitehall, London, for his end his court's recreation and amusement, have been found by the Ministry of Works during reconstruction of the Treasury offices in Whitehall.