Original sentence: Bibby and Sons a cattle food manufacturer bought the estate, and established an experimental poultry and cattle foods farm.During the Second World War the Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Foods requisitioned part of the estate as a quarantine station.From the late 40's Liverpool Pembroke, an Athletic and Cycle Club also used Court Hey Park as a base until redevelopment forced them to move in the 1960s.Now we are left with a jewel which holds memories of long ago such as the original stables, the walled garden and the stone sleepers, which remind us of the Liverpool-Manchester Railway and the Rocket 150 years ago.The company developed the park as a Centre for sport and recreation.The hall was demolished in 1956 and part of the land sold to Vernons Pools and then a housing estate which is now called Grangewood/High Beeches Estate.The original sandstone railway sleepers from the Liverpool-Manchester Railway, once traversed by George Stephenson's world famous locomotive 'The Rocket', were obtained by Robertson in 1842 when the Liverpool-Manchester Railway was renovated, Robertson Gladstone was Director of the railway, which opened in 1839.They were used to edge the main drives of the park and are still there today
Edited sentence: A housing estate was established which is now called the Grangewood/High Beeches Estate.Bibby and Sons, a cattle food manufacturer.During the Second World War, part of the estate including the old Stable Block was requisitioned by the Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Foods and used as quarantine station.Following this, the estate was bought by J.From the late 1940's Liverpool Pembroke, an athletic and cycling club also used the park as a base until redevelopment forced them to move in the 1960's.Gladstone, who was Director of the Liverpool-Manchester Railway acquired the original sandstone railway sleepers once traversed by George Stephenson's world famous locomotive 'The Rocket' in 1842 when the railway was renovated.The Hall remained in the hands of the Gladstone family under the death of one of Robertson Gladstone's sons in 1919.The hall was demolished in 1956 and part of the land sold to Vernons Pools.These were used to edge the main drives of the park and are still there today.They established an experimental poultry and cattle foods farm and proceeded to develop the park as a centre for sport and recreation