Aston Hall, Birmingham, United Kingdom. Aston Hall Is A Grade I Listed Jacobean House In Aston, Birmingham, England, Designed By John Thorpe And Built Between 1618 And 1635. It Is A Leading Example Of The Jacobean Prodigy House. In 1864 The House Was Bought By Birmingham Corporation, Becoming The First Historic Country House To Pass Into Municipal Ownership, And Is Still Owned By Birmingham City Council. It Is Now A Community Museum Managed By The Birmingham Museums Trust And Is Open To The Public During The Summer Months, After A Major Renovation Completed In 2009.

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