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The proper is Henley Street, a transient thoroughfare, two-thirds of the suggests that along which we reach a neat and very picturesque timbered and gabled house rising, as most of the homes do in these older Stratford ways in which, straight from the road. This is "The Birthplace". On either side of it's currently garden ground, preserved open that the shrine might be less at risk of any danger from fireplace, from that the town thrice suffered severely during the lifetime of Shakespeare. On the last of these occasions - July. 1614 - no fewer than fifty four dwelling-homes were destroyed, therefore that it's very little doubt largely to those fires we have a tendency to owe it that there are now not further of the Tudor buildings standing. Fortunately, among those spared are those most attention-grabbing.