hadnock造句

• In 1825, all that was left of Hadnock House were some remains.
• After Dr . Griffin died without an heir, the Hadnock estate was purchased by Richard Blakemore in 1822.
• Hadnock Halt was only open for eight years, it was closed in 1959 when passenger services were withdrawn from the line.
• He demolished the original Hadnock House, and used the materials to rebuild and extend his property on the other side of the River Wye at Wyastone Leys.
• In the 1860s, part of the Ross and Monmouth Railway, later a branch of the Great Western Railway, was built through the estate, with a halt at Hadnock.
• There were five stations on the long line, Ross-on-Wye ( already constructed for the Hereford, Ross and Gloucester Railway ), Hadnock ( opened in 1951 ).
• Blakemore also bought the Hadnock estate on the other side of the River Wye, demolished Hadnock House, and used the materials to rebuild and extend the Leys, between 1821 and 1838.
• Blakemore also bought the Hadnock estate on the other side of the River Wye, demolished Hadnock House, and used the materials to rebuild and extend the Leys, between 1821 and 1838.
• His other holdings included the Hadnock estate, purchased in 1822, after which he demolished the original house, and used the materials to rebuild and extend The Leys property on the other side of the River Wye.
• While the buildings on St James Street housed the prep school for boys ages seven to eleven for decades, in February 2009 the school moved across the River Wye into new quarters on Hadnock Road, east of the town centre.
• I think it might have been a rededication and / or name adjustment because of the new facilities, but with the actual move being made in February, it sounds like there's definite continuity between the St James Street era and the Hadnock Road era.
• While students and staff had already started using the new school building on Hadnock Road in February 2009, it wasn't officially dedicated until 23 September 2009 . On that day, the new building was formally opened as The Grange, Monmouth Preparatory School, retaining the name of the school's former quarters.