ridgacre造句

• The Ridgacre Branch opened in 1826 and was in length.
• Nearby was the junction of the Ridgacre Branch with the Wednesbury Old Canal, both now disused.
• The Ridgacre Branch was one of the many which the Birmingham Canal Navigations opened to generate trade.
• Much of Quinton's housing on the Ridgacre estate consists of medium-sized private semi-detached houses from the 1930s and 1940s.
• However, when it was built, the canal was culverted under the bridge, so the Ridgacre has been cut off from the canal network.
• Church Lane crossed the canal at Ridgacre Bridge, beyond which the Jesson Branch continued to the south, while the Halford Branch turned to the east.
• Recent road developments ( Black Country New Road ) at Swan Bridge Junction have severed the connection to the remaining, navigable canal, and have also severed the Ridgacre Branch from the canal network.
• Jesson Bridge crossed the entrance to the Jesson Branch, which was bordered by an iron works and Ridgacre Tube Works to the west and the workings of a disused colliery to the east in 1890.
• A civil parish of Warley was created in 1884 by the merger of the "'Warley Salop "'parish with parts of the parishes of "'Warley Wigorn "', Ridgacre and Oldbury.
• Parts of the Dartmouth and Halford Branches were closed in 1947, and in 1954, the Jesson Branch was closed, as were parts of the Wednesbury Canal to the north of its junction with the Ridgacre Branch, with more closing in 1960.
• Ridgacre Burnt Mound, near Moor Farm ( MBM779 ); Selly Oak Flint Flake ( MBM2219 ); Selly Park Recreation Ground Prehistoric Finds ( MBM2002 ); Shenley Lane, Northfield flint scraper ( MBM1801 ); Ten Acres Burnt Mound ( MBM1584 ); Vicarage Farm Axe Hammer ( MBM860 ).