Food & drink

NOTES: Havard House was the home of Katherine Rogers (1584-1635), mother of the English clergyman John Havard (1607-1638), whose bequest made possible the foundation of Harvard University. It is owned, together with five Shakespeare houses in and around Stratford-upon-Avon, by the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust that cares for Shakespeare's heritage.

NOTES: Built as the Grosvenor, this cinema was taken into the Odeon circuit in 1937 and renamed as such in 1941. It was taken over by an independent and renamed Ace in 1981 only to close in 1986. It became Grade II listed in 1981 and the listing was raised to Grade II* in 1988. It was the Grosvenor Cine / Bar Experience and Studio Warehouse nightclub from 1991. It was taken over in c. 2000 by the Zoroastrian Centre for Europe and has since been used as a church.

SOURCE: William Henry Pyne. The History of the royal residences (London, 1819), vol. 1, Windsor, facing p. 14