One of Birmingham s most iconic buildings now welcoming visitors
Aston Hall 2021. Photo: Birmingham Museums Trust.
BIRMINGHAM
.- Aston Hall, one of Birminghams most iconic buildings, is welcoming visitors as it reopened on 7 July after being closed for more than a year.
The magnificent Grade 1 listed mansion reopened its doors with brand new displays that explore the fascinating lives of the Halls residents and its colourful historic past.
Full of architectural and historical delights - from its breath-taking Long Gallery to the battle scars of the Civil Wars - Aston Hall is one of Britains finest treasures steeped in 400 years of history.
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