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Kenilworth Castle Pictures - Image Detail
This wall of The Keep was destroyed by Parliamentary
troops in the English Civil War. Now you can look down onto the Tudor
Gardens.
Images of Kenilworth
The
Outer Court and grounds
The
Great Hall and its towers
Leicester's
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Leicester's
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HISTORY CORNER
Name the Historic attraction
British Heritage Awards
British History Quiz
This exhibition hall was built to serve as the centrepiece for the Great Exhibition of 1851
Clue
It took over 300,000 panes of glass to complete the iron construction Another clue After the Exhibition it was disassembled and moved to Sydenham, where it burned down in 1936 This Day in British History
21 July, 1403
Battle of Shrewsbury Henry IV and Prince Henry defeat rebels led by Henry (Hotspur) Percy
Monarch Mayhem
The Merciless Parliament of 1388 attempted to curb the excesses of this monarch
Clue
His grandfather was Edward III
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The Dairy
Stratford-upon-Avon
Self catering cottage
This single storey barn conversion is situated on the owner’s sheep and arable farm, and sleeps up to four people. more >>
Sleeps 4
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The Inspector's House
Alcester
Self catering cottage
The Inspector's House is a modernised, early 20th Century police house situated in the rural country town of Alcester, 6 miles from Stratford-upon-Avon. It is … more >>
Sleeps 8
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Macdonald Alveston Manor
The Macdonald Alveston Manor Hotel and Spa, with its beautiful gardens, is just a short walk from the centre of Stratford and the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Many public areas of the hotel are located in the Manor House, parts of which date back to the 16th century. The attraction of … more >>
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Mercure Shakespeare Hotel
Located in the town centre, it is close to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Shakespeares Birthplace and other attractions. Shakespeares birthplace, Warwick Castle, Heritage Motor Museum, Broadway Halls, Croft New Place, Mary Ardens House, Blenheim Palace and Coventry Cathedral. The Tudor facade and original stone floors in the hotels reception suggest … more >>
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