Stratford Upon Avon
The birthplace of William Shakespeare.
The home of The Royal Shakespeare Theatre.
Images on this page include: Moor Street Station, Stratford upon Avon Station, The Old Cobbled Courtyard, The Old Thatch Tavern, The Shakespeare Memorial Fountain (aka The American Fountain), The Teddy Bear Museum, The White Swan Hotel.
Travelling from Moor Street Railway Station in Birmingham city centre is possibly the easiest and quickest way to get to Stratford Upon Avon. The distance is 21 Miles (33.8 Km), and the journey takes approximately 55 minutes. There are a good number of pubs, restaurants, and cafés in the town, so finding a place to eat and drink isn’t hard.
There are three pubs that I have been into for lunch, and each one claims to be the oldest in Stratford Upon Avon, they are The Windmill, The Garrick, and The Old Thatch Tavern, I don’t know which one is the oldest, but all three date back to c1600.
Not all images captured on the same day.
There are 70 Images in this collection.

Moor Street Station - This is a good starting point if want to get to Stratford Upon Avon from Birmingham city centre. Image Date: 14/09/2008

Stratford Upon Avon Station - Outside Stratford Upon Avon Station. Image Date: 12/09/2009

The Teddy Bear Museum - A few hours later the sign on the frontage had been painted over, Ted and his friends had moved to new premises on Sheep Street, they have since moved again to Henley Street (behind the Nutcracker Christmas Shop). Image Date: 12/09/2009

The White Swan Hotel. Image Date: 12/09/2009

The Old Thatch Tavern - Located on the corner of Greenhill Street and Rother Street, CV37 6LE Image Date: 21/04/2011

The American Fountain - Located on the corner of Rother Street and Wood Street. A gift to Stratford Upon Avon from George W. Childs of Philadelphia to mark Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee in 1877. Image Date: 21/04/2011

Teddy Bear - Ted's (temporary) new home on Sheep Street, since this photo was taken he has moved yet again, he is now located outside new premises behind the Nutcracker Christmas Shop on Henley Street. Image Date: 12/09/2009

Entrance to The Old Cobbled Courtyard - Leading to Tudor World Museum, located on Sheep Street. Image Date: 12/09/2009

Inside The Old Cobbled Courtyard. Image Date: 05/03/2010

The Cobbles inside The Old Cobbled Courtyard - The cobble stones in the courtyard are granite, and date back about 500 years. Image Date: 05/03/2010