Aston Hall and Park

Trinity Road, Aston, Birmingham B6 7JD

Featured Review : In 1618 Sir Thomas Holte decided to build a home in green Birmingham, he was a prominent landowner of the time with a huge amount of money to spend building Aston Hall. The house was finally finished nearly 20 years late...See Full Review

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A Little Piece Of History In My Backyard!

4 out of 5 stars by chrisandmark from Birmingham, England, United Kingdom
October 29, 2011

Quote: In 1618 Sir Thomas Holte decided to build a home in green Birmingham, he was a prominent landowner of the time with a huge amount of money to spend building Aston Hall. The house was finally finished nearly 20 years later in 1635, no expense was... Read the full Aston Hall and Park review

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