Oakwell Hall

Oakwell Hall is outfitted as a family home in the 1690s and offers guests a genuine understanding into a post-English Civil War family. It is an Elizabethan home in the town of Birstall, West Yorkshire, England. The site additionally incorporates more than 100 sections of land of nation stop, a guest focus, blessing shop, nature trail, excursion locales and playgound.

The forcing Great Hall initially had two stories be that as it may, in the mid-seventeenth century; John Batt's grandson expelled the roof and embedded an exhibition and an expansive mullioned and transomed window. It was the primary lane for the house connecting the wings and center point of household life. It was a banquet hall for guests, occupants and specialists and substantial social events.