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A Grand Day Out!

Stratford upon

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Explore the childhood home of Shakespear­e's mother with a visit to Mary Arden's Farm. Experience the sights, sounds and smells of a working Tudor farm, as well as enjoying craft and falconry demonstrat­ions. The thatched roof and pretty garden of Anne Hathaway's Cottage are surely the most iconic image of Shakespear­e's Stratford. Anne, Shakespear­e's wife, was born here in 1556. See original furniture including the four-poster Hathaway bed. The last in the series of Shakespear­e's historic houses is Hall's Croft, the home of his daughter, Susanna and her husband, Dr John Hall. Wander round the garden and see the medicinal herbs Dr Hall would have used in his remedies.

 ??  ?? Two theatres in one The Royal Shakespear­e Theatre is a must for all fans of the Bard. To find out what' s on or details on how to visit the building, gotowww.rsc.org.uk
Two theatres in one The Royal Shakespear­e Theatre is a must for all fans of the Bard. To find out what' s on or details on how to visit the building, gotowww.rsc.org.uk
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Spinning demo Anne's thatched cottage Historic Hall's Croft

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