The rear of Rose and Crown House, Alcester
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The rear of Rose and Crown House, Alcester
Image: © David Howard archives Taken: Unknown
Rose and Crown House, as implied, was a 17th century pub, and is now a grade II listed building. I lived here for a week while studying drama at Stratford on Avon College but left as there was too much theory and not enough practice. http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-305203-rose-and-crown-house-alcester-warwickshi#.WEhG830nVYU
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Image Location
Latitude
52.213579
Longitude
-1.873062