STRATFORD TOWN HALL
Stratford-upon-Avon’s Town Hall was built in 1767-68 in golden Cotswold limestone, by local mason Robert Newman. John Cheere’s lead statue of Shakespeare was presented by Shakespearean actor David Garrick c.1769 and is housed in a niche on the exterior. The building is listed grade II*.
Oliver Architecture were appointed as architects to the Town Council in 2020. We have assisted on a recent programme of internal redecoration and are currently undertaking external repairs, including careful conservation of fine finishes as well as repair to the lead statue.
Oliver Architecture were appointed as architects to the Town Council in 2020. We have assisted on a recent programme of internal redecoration and are currently undertaking external repairs, including careful conservation of fine finishes as well as repair to the lead statue.