Stratford-upon-Avon
The Grammar School, Guild
Chapel and the Alms Houses
An Edwardian postcard by Raphael Tuck &Son.
"In Church Street stands King Edward's Grammar School, where the boy
Shakespeare was educated; the school buildings adjoin the Chapel of the Holy
Cross. The Grammar School was founded in 1482 by Thomas Jolliffee (sic), a
Stratford man, and refounded by the King in 1553. The Almshouses here were
founded by Edward VI for twenty-four poor men and women."
From the vehicles and clothes, this postcard appears to be from the late 1920s or
early 1930s.
This postcard was posted in 1904 in Guernsey.
Big School in the 1960s.
An interesting old postcard. Not sure of the date, but it shows the Pedagogue's House in a state of disrepair, and a wall which isn't there now !
A postcard from the early years of the 20th Century.
An early postcard entitled "The Library, Grammar
School, Stratford-on-Avon".  (011)
The Guild Chapel and School Entrance in the early
20th Century.  
A good quality postcard with a lovely old motor car.
KES in the 1920s.
A 1912 postcard of the Guild Chapel.
Difficult to date this unused postcard.
A good, clear view of the School and almshouses in a postcard by Judges.
A 1926 postcard with a good view of the "Falcon".  (009
This view of the Guild Chapel and the Pedagogue's House dates from around
1910.
Big School in 1913.
Postcards of the past
An unused and undated postcard of the old school buildings and the Guild Chapel.
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An undated view of Big School.
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