In 1900 John Andrews sold the Rivington Hall estate, and interests in the manor to William Lever, founder of Lever Brothers, the estate was compulsorily purchased by Liverpool Corporation in 1902, including Rivington Hall but excluding 45 acres used for his Rivington home.
Lever's estate was compulsorily purchased by Liverpool Corporation in 1902, including Rivington Hall but excluding 45 acres used for his Rivington home. In 1900 John Andrews sold the Rivington Hall estate, to William Lever, founder of Lever Brothers.
In 1900 John Andrews sold the Rivington Hall estate, to William Lever, founder of Lever Brothers. Lever's estate was compulsorily purchased by Liverpool Corporation in 1902, including Rivington Hall but excluding 45 acres used for his Rivington home.
In 1900 John Andrews sold the Rivington Hall estate, to William Lever, founder of Lever Brothers. Lever's estate was compulsorily purchased by Liverpool Corporation in 1902, including Rivington Hall but excluding 45 acres used for his Rivington home.