Aston Hall in Victorian Times Click to continue Click for the question Click for a to show you the right answer

Who lived at Aston Hall when Victoria became Queen? a)Matthew Boulton b)James Watt Junior c)Sir Charles Holte

Which of these rooms did James Watt not have in his house? a)A library b)A kitchen c)A bathroom

James Watt had lots of servants to look after him. Who were the two most important servants? a)Parlourmaid b)Cook c)Butler d)Head Groom e)Housekeeper

Princess Victoria visited James Watt before she became Queen. In which year? a)1841 b)1835 c)1853

When did Queen Victoria come to open Aston Hall as a museum? a)1870 b)1858 c)1840

Queen Victoria’s husband was with her when she visited Aston Hall. What was his name? a)Prince James b)Prince Albert c)Prince Charles

How did Queen Victoria and her husband travel to Aston Hall from Birmingham town hall? a)By coach and horses b)By tram c)By steam train

Queen Victoria wore a dress in the fashion of the time. What was it called? a)A crinoline b)A puffball skirt c)An umbrella dress

Queen Victoria stepped out on to a temporary balcony to declare Aston Hall open to the public. Which room had a window removed so the Queen could step on to the balcony? The Great Dining Room The Blue Room The Long Gallery Click the back arrow to return to’ Aston Hall and the Victorians’ front page