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Stratford has some tremendous history but nothing gives me more pleasure than seeing three of the town’s original fire engines at manufactured by Hopwood & Tilley in Blackfriars.


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  1. Superb booklet detailing (download 1Mb): FiresInStratfordInThe16-17Centuries_WarwickshireHistory_©StephenPorter_1976.pdf

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They used to be kept below Shakespeare’s School in Church Street - between the Guild Chapel and the Almshouses.

Stratford Engine House, Church Street

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