Fern Dell in Box Hill, where Corelli lived as a young girl.

The Falcon Hotel, on the right, where Corelli stayed during her visit to Stratford in in 1890 with Bertha and Eric.

Avonbank, the home of theCharles and Sarah Flower, who Corelli met on her first visit to Stratford with Bertha and Eric.

Halls Croft, Corelli's first home in Stratford in 1899.

The rear of Halls Croft, now owned by the Birthplace Trust.

Corelli's second home, Avon Croft, now the The Dower House.

Mason Croft, Corelli moved in in to her permanent home in Stratford in 1901.

Mason Croft on the left, looking down Church street to the Falcon Hotel on the and the Guild Chapel.

Trinity College, next door to Mason Croft. Corelli bought the school when it closed and the assembly room became the Music Room for Mason Croft.

The Tudor House, one of the properties Corelli paid to be restored exposing it's timber framing.

Thomas Lipton's elegant steam yacht, 'Erin', on which Corelli met Edward Morris who invested in the restoration of Harvard House.

Harvard House and the opening ceremony in 1909.

High Street with Harvard House on the left.

Further up High Street with Fred Winter's shop on the left that Corelli donated money to expose the timber framing.

The first cottages being demolished in Henley Street. The pair on the left were saved by Corelli and are now the Birthplace's bookshop.

The Carnegie Library completed, next to the Technical college at the end.

The Technical College, the Library, the cottages saved by Corelli, and the Birthplace.

The rear of the theatre before the fire of 1926, with the Gower Memorial in it's original location.

Another charming view of the old Memorial theatre, paid fo almost entirely by Charles Flower, the local brewer.

The front of the theatre with the second canal basin as an pond, now filled in.