Tombs of Lord Leverhulme and His Wife
Tombs of Lord Leverhulme and His Wife
Tombs of Lord Leverhulme and His Wife
Tombs of Lord Leverhulme and His Wife
Tombs of Lord Leverhulme and His Wife
Tombs of Lord Leverhulme and His Wife
Tombs of Lord Leverhulme and His Wife
Tombs of Lord Leverhulme and His Wife
Tombs of Lord Leverhulme and His Wife
Tombs of Lord Leverhulme and His Wife
Tombs of Lord Leverhulme and His Wife

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Bronze effigies on marble tombs with figures of children, representative of loss at the base, and a flower garland, representative of the transience of youth, all housed in a pre-designed loggia built by the architects after the first death.
Title

Tombs of Lord Leverhulme and His Wife

Date

1905–1925

Medium

bronze & black marble

Accession number

CH62_RB_S001

Work type

Tomb or mausoleum

Custodian

Leverhulme family

Work status

extant

Listing status

Grade II* (England and Wales)

Listing date

20/12/65

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Inscription description

on right side, in relief lettering on a bronze decorative plaque: ELIZABETH.ELLEN.WIFE OF / WILLIAM.HESKETH.LEVER / FIRST VISCOUNT LEVERHULME / BORN.4.DECEMBER.1850 / DIED.24 JULY 1913; and matching plaque on left side: WILLIAM.HESKETH.LEVER / FIRST.VISCOUNT.LEVERHULME / FOUNDER OF PORT SUNLIGHT / BORN.19.SEPTEMBER.1851 / DIED.7.MAY.1925

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Located at

Church Drive, Port Sunlight, The Wirral

CH62 5EF

Located at Port Sunlight Gardens, housed in a loggia or narthex built against the west wall of Christ Church.