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The house and remaining estate remained in Rathbone hands until the death of Hugh Reynolds Rathbone on 19 January 1940. Between 1939 and 1948 remaining parts of the estate were donated by Hugh and Emily's children. The house itself was requisitioned by the
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The University of Liverpool is in the process of renovating the house, with the intention of reinstating its original features. On completion, the house will be used for university teaching facilities.
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in 1940, but in 1944 it too was donated to the University. It formed an annexe to Derby Hall until 1963-4, when it was converted for use as a student and staff social club.
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of Greenbank House in 1809, the year of William Rathbone IV's death. Following his death, the house was left to his widow
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for her lifetime. She made a number of substantial alterations to the building. A large part was rebuilt in the
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entered into an agreement with the Rathbone Family to purchase the piece of land, part of which is now
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visited the Rathbone family at Greenbank House during his visit to Liverpool in the 1820s. The writer
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were also guests of the Rathbones during Hawthorne's time in Liverpool as the United States consul.
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The main facade house consists of three bays, over two stories. There is a central, ground floor
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to Elizabeth Greg, Hannah Mary retired to a purpose built cottage nearby. The American artist
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foundry, which at the time was owned by Hannah Rathbone's father. An extension in red
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and Emily Evelyn Rathbone in 1918 on the death of Emily Acheson Rathbone, widow of
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The original house was built in the early eighteenth century on part of the
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styles. The principal rooms contain both Gothic Revival and Neoclassical
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Plaque to William Rathbone & his daughter Eleanor at Greenbank House
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Some of the land had passed from Rathbone family control in 1897, when
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The majority of the original interior is extant and is a mixture of
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The Buildings of England, Lancashire: Liverpool and the South-West
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and pioneer of the state-funded family allowance, and her father,
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leased the family house and estate, which consisted of 24
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For Greenbank House in Clarkston, East Renfrewshire, see
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Nathaniel Hawthorne: The English Experience, 1853 - 1864
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to serve as a country retreat for his young family.
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Internal changes were also made. 432:since 29 July 2001, which honours 338:South facade and cast iron veranda 14: 708:"Rathbone Family to be Honoured" 159: 152: 36: 641:, University of Liverpool, n.d. 519:, University of Liverpool, n.d. 1: 102: 612:William Rathbone (1787-1868) 292:. Greenbank was occupied by 405:ceiling, with wheel-shaped 760: 498:William Rathbone: A Memoir 496:Rathbone, Eleanor (1905). 373:was added in 1868, with a 15: 592:, University of Liverpool 589:Derby Old Halls and Annex 183:Grade II*-listed building 147: 143: 139: 109: 35: 615:, Liverpool City Council 537:Rhodes, Richard (2004). 279:Sophia Peabody Hawthorne 744:University of Liverpool 413:Blue Plaque recognition 308:University of Liverpool 302:University of Liverpool 195:University of Liverpool 193:. 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Greenbank Garden

Liverpool
Merseyside
53°23′06″N 2°55′34″W / 53.385°N 2.926°W / 53.385; -2.926
Listed Building
Greenbank House is located in Merseyside
Grade II*-listed building
Liverpool
England
University of Liverpool
Toxteth Park
William Rathbone IV
acres
Earl of Sefton
Rathbone family
freehold
Hannah Mary Rathbone
Strawberry Hill Gothic
cast-iron
verandah
balcony
William Rathbone V
John James Audubon
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Sophia Peabody Hawthorne
Liverpool Corporation
Greenbank Park
Hugh Reynolds Rathbone
William Rathbone VI

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