A) A maritime trading port B) A major industrial manufacturing hub C) A rural market town and Christian pilgrimage site D) The capital of England
A) It grew at the exact same rate B) It grew slower than London C) It experienced a population decline D) It grew faster than London
A) Hatfield Road B) Sweetbriar Lane C) London Road D) Verulam Road
A) College Street B) Victoria Street C) Holywell Hill D) London Road
A) 23 July 1894 B) 1 October 1868 C) 16 October 1865 D) 5 May 1858
A) Great Northern Railway B) Midland Railway Company C) Southern Railway D) London and North Western Railway
A) Clarence Park Station B) St Albans (London Road) C) St Albans Abbey D) St Albans City
A) 1877 B) 1891 C) 1869 D) 1905
A) The Earl of Verulam B) Sir George Gilbert Scott C) Samuel Ryder D) Edmund Beckett
A) Neo-Gothic B) Neoclassical C) Romanesque D) Baroque
A) The Earl of Verulam B) Edmund Beckett C) Sir John Blundell D) Samuel Ryder
A) Poet B) Seed merchant C) Architect D) Railway engineer
A) College Street B) Victoria Street C) Holywell Hill D) London Road
A) Golf B) Cricket C) Tennis D) Football
A) Ralph Chubb B) Edmund Beckett C) Charles Williams D) Samuel Ryder
A) £100,000 B) £130,000 C) £50,000 D) £250,000
A) Kent B) Hertfordshire C) Surrey D) Essex
A) Verlamion B) Camulodunum C) Verulamium D) Londinium
A) Brigantes B) Iceni C) Catuvellauni D) Trinovantes
A) AD 50 B) AD 275 C) AD 155 D) AD 61
A) Albanbury B) St Albanchester C) Verlamacaestir D) Verulamium
A) Londinium B) Camulodunum C) Eboracum D) Verulamium
A) River Lea B) River Thames C) River Ver D) River Ouse
A) Colonia status B) Full Roman citizenship C) Latin Rights D) Celtic rights
A) Boudica B) Germanus C) Martin Biddle D) Alban
A) AD 155 B) AD 61 C) AD 250 D) AD 275
A) A theatre foundation B) A black ash layer C) A Roman inscription D) A burial site
A) 200 acres B) 125 acres C) 50 acres D) 300 acres
A) A palace B) A theatre C) A colosseum D) A library
A) 210 B) 180 C) 155 D) 300
A) On the remnants of the forum B) On the town walls C) In the theatre D) In the cathedral
A) Second century B) Fifth century C) First century D) Third or fourth century
A) John Morris B) Germanus of Auxerre C) Bede D) Martin Biddle
A) Martin Biddle B) Germanus of Auxerre C) John Morris D) Bede
A) Germanus of Auxerre B) Martin Biddle C) Bede D) John Morris
A) A theatre B) A Roman forum C) A basilica D) A wall
A) Henry VIII B) John Lockey C) George Tankerfield D) Abbot Ulsinus
A) 1539 B) 1461 C) 1553 D) 1765
A) A church B) A market stall C) A prison D) A town hall
A) Henry VIII B) John Lockey C) Abbot Ulsinus D) George Tankerfield
A) The dissolution of the monasteries B) The Roman conquest C) The English Civil War D) The Second Battle of St Albans
A) 1461 B) 1765 C) 1505 D) 1555
A) The Roman Crossing B) St Michael's Bridge C) Pons de la Maltemyll D) Kingsbury Bridge
A) The Great Gatehouse B) The ford alongside the current bridge C) Romeland D) The market square
A) Ten B) Five C) Twelve D) Twenty
A) 1916 B) 1931 C) 1908 D) 1874
A) De Havilland B) Handley Page C) Alpha Production Works D) Marconi Instruments
A) 27 July 1908 B) September 1916 C) 1995 D) 1931
A) Odyssey Cinema B) St Albans District Council hall C) Art Deco building D) Marconi plant
A) 2014 B) 2021 C) 1995 D) 2011
A) A hot air balloon B) German Airship SL 11 C) Handley Page Aircraft D) De Havilland plane
A) De Havilland B) Marconi C) General Electric D) Handley Page
A) Cottonmill B) Hatfield C) Radlett D) Mile House
A) St Albans B) Harpenden C) Hatfield D) Radlett
A) Mile House B) Marshalswick C) New Greens D) Cottonmill
A) 1974 B) 1995 C) 2011 D) 1931
A) 129,005 B) 135,000 C) 148,700 D) 140,664
A) The Odyssey B) The Capitol C) The Regent D) The Poly
A) To the north B) To the north-east C) To the south-east D) To the south
A) Two B) Three C) Four D) One |