About Victoria Monks
Lived 1884 – 1927 (aged 42–43). Victoria Monks was a British singer.
Victoria Monks – photograph from the sheet music for "Take Me Back to London Town" published in 1906. Victoria Annie Monks (1 November 1882 – 26 January 1927) was a British music hall singer of the early 20th century. During the Edwardian and First World War eras she performed and recorded popular songs such as "Take Me Back to London Town" and "Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home?"
Life and career Monks was born in Blackpool, Lancashire on 1 November 1882, the daughter of Andrew Thomas Monks, an optician.
Songs and recordings
Monks performed and recorded a number of popular songs of her day.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Victoria Monks?
British Musical Hall singer (1884–1927)
When was Victoria Monks born?
Victoria Monks was born on 1 November 1884 in Blackpool.
When did Victoria Monks die?
Victoria Monks died in 1927.
What was Victoria Monks's occupation?
Victoria Monks was a singer.
What nationality was Victoria Monks?
Victoria Monks was British.
Sources & further reading
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Victoria Monks. https://biography.guide/victoria-monks/
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