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Lever Castle - Rivington Home Explore Articles Wildlife Map Lever Castle – Rivington Lever Park was officially opened to the public on the 10th October, 1911, but construction of Lever Castle at Coblowe on the eastern side of the Lower Rivington Reservoir overlooking Cross’ Creek wasn’t begun until 1912. Only a small number of stonemasons and labourers worked on the site, and the build, slow in progress, was abandoned in 1925 after Lord Leverhulme’s death. Lever Castle appears to have been conceived as a ruin of the imagination, a soft-focus Gothic set-piece on the edge of the estate that heavily romanticised it’s version of Liverpool Castle which had lain since 1599 in utter ruin and “grate defacement” by the banks of the River Mersey until it’s final demolition in 1726. It’s apparent from walking around Lever Castle that Leverhulme’s vision is a scaled-down replica with its tight, virtually impregnable corridors on the north side, though architecturally it is reasonably accurate to the researched plans drawn up by the 19th century local historian Edward Cox. The main staircase of Lever Castle was a usuable spiral staircase until its collapse in the early 1980’s. Lever Castle Main Staircase Wall Passages Three hidden defensive (where this to be a real castle) passages can be found built into the tower walls of Lever Castle. These would provide access to strategically placed ‘arrow slits’ or ‘bow loops’ around the circumference of the towers. The arrow slits are narrow vertical windows through which archers could shoot arrows. Lever Castle has two hidden passages built into the walls leading off from the Main Staircase. The upper passage inaccessible since the collapse of the staircase is shown in the photograph. The upper passage is only a small section, but the remain

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