Stratford-Upon-Avon. Dates back to 1599 and is said to be the oldest inn in town. A great old timber framed low ceiling pub. Several small rooms make up a large bar area, with a lounge on the side and a beer garden out back. Near the bar is an interesting framed example of wattle and dawb. This is a building method used for thousands of years to make walls and structures. Small timbers (wattle) form the main support for the mud plaster (dawb) to be applied to. This is a Greene King pub and I believe the Windmill Pale Ale I had is brewed by them (and like the beer I had the Rose and Crown it is one of their better ones!)