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Aston Hall
             By Katherine Helen
                   Acton
Aston Hall
 Aston hall is a grand
mansion located in
Birmingham built
between 1628 and
1635 by the local
squire Thomas Holte
(1571-1654) and is of
Jacobean style. Aston
Hall was built to reflect
the rank wealth and
influence of Thomas at
the time. It is an
amazing place to visit
and is now visited by
many people from all
over Britain.
History
Thomas was a personal friend of King Charles I and
allowed the king to stay at Aston on the evening of
18th October 1642, just before he lost the Battle of
Edge hill during the English Civil War. Support for the
king resulted in a three day siege when
Parliamentarians attacked the Royalists staying there,
and the hall was badly damaged.Even today evidence
of the war can still be found, theres a hole in the
bricking where a large cannon ball was launched at the
mansion by the parliamentarians.
History
The building was passed down the
generations to the original owners grandson
but then...

In 1817 it was leased to the eldest son of
James Watt, and, following his death in 1848
the property was sold to The Corporation of
Birmingham. It has since been renovated
externally and internally - even though most
original furniture is not there any more and
has now been converted into a museum and
car park so that people from all over can find
out about the great historic role it played in
the british civil war.
Ghost
    Stories!
There are also various ghosts
 that supposedly haunt the
 mansion, many if them are
said to be relatives of Holte,
  such as his daughter and
  many more; many people
  believe they have actually
  sighted the ghosts during
 their visits to the mansion.
Parliamentarians
       &
    Royalists
           So why did the
       Parliamentarians attack
             Aston Hall?
Well one of the major reasons was King Charles 1’s personality, first of
all to cut the story short, when charles’s father was in reign he said he
 didn’t need the parliament and then after years without them he re-
called parliament to discuss the future marriage of his son Charles to a
    spanish women, they were outraged at the idea, would the family
                             become catholic?
   They wouldn’t take it and this was one of the main reasons for the
         major corruption of life for many and the many battles.
Thankyou
for reading.

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History project!

  • 1.
  • 2. Aston Hall By Katherine Helen Acton
  • 3.
  • 4. Aston Hall Aston hall is a grand mansion located in Birmingham built between 1628 and 1635 by the local squire Thomas Holte (1571-1654) and is of Jacobean style. Aston Hall was built to reflect the rank wealth and influence of Thomas at the time. It is an amazing place to visit and is now visited by many people from all over Britain.
  • 5.
  • 6. History Thomas was a personal friend of King Charles I and allowed the king to stay at Aston on the evening of 18th October 1642, just before he lost the Battle of Edge hill during the English Civil War. Support for the king resulted in a three day siege when Parliamentarians attacked the Royalists staying there, and the hall was badly damaged.Even today evidence of the war can still be found, theres a hole in the bricking where a large cannon ball was launched at the mansion by the parliamentarians.
  • 7.
  • 8. History The building was passed down the generations to the original owners grandson but then... In 1817 it was leased to the eldest son of James Watt, and, following his death in 1848 the property was sold to The Corporation of Birmingham. It has since been renovated externally and internally - even though most original furniture is not there any more and has now been converted into a museum and car park so that people from all over can find out about the great historic role it played in the british civil war.
  • 9.
  • 10. Ghost Stories! There are also various ghosts that supposedly haunt the mansion, many if them are said to be relatives of Holte, such as his daughter and many more; many people believe they have actually sighted the ghosts during their visits to the mansion.
  • 11.
  • 12. Parliamentarians & Royalists So why did the Parliamentarians attack Aston Hall? Well one of the major reasons was King Charles 1’s personality, first of all to cut the story short, when charles’s father was in reign he said he didn’t need the parliament and then after years without them he re- called parliament to discuss the future marriage of his son Charles to a spanish women, they were outraged at the idea, would the family become catholic? They wouldn’t take it and this was one of the main reasons for the major corruption of life for many and the many battles.
  • 13.

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