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Almshouses, Stratford-On-Avon

This etching shows figures standing outside the Almshouses, a group of 15th century buildings in Church Street, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Warwickshire. They were constructed between 1417 and 1428 under the Guild of the Holy Cross, for the purpose of housing the needy members of the guild. The first floor rooms were used for teaching from 1560, by the King's New School, and was probably attended by William Shakespeare as a child

Picture No
13750916
Media ID
45177777
Size
3630px x 3108px (4.5MB)
Credit
© CLM Archive Collection / Mary Evans
Source
Etching from Colour Magazine Volume 12 May 1920, by Ruby M. Hare (fl. 1914-1918)
Date
circa 1920

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1417 1428 1560 Almshouses Constructed Hare Needy Purpose Ruby Stratford-on-avon Stratford-upon-avon Warwickshire


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