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Hereford - Old House

Hereford has many handsome old houses and remains of its town walls. Old House, a half-timbered old building from 1621 which is now a museum, is situated in High Town. The collection encompasses memorabilia of David Garrick (1717-1779), who was director of Drury Lane Theater in London from 1747-1776 and was born at the Angel Inn in Hereford. He represented the characters of Shakespeare in a new more human style and wrote several comedies himself.

Must-see attractions nearby:
Old House
A series of exhibits indicate that other theatrical people had close links with Hereford, Nell Gwynne is said to have been born here and Sarah Siddons (1755-1831) lived in Hereford for some time, as did the Kemble family.
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The Old House
High Town
Hereford HR1 2AA
England
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