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Shakespeare, London

Shakespeare owned a house in London. We finally know where it was

A chance find in a London archive has allowed a researcher to pinpoint the exact location of William Shakespeare’s London home for the first time.

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Exact location of Shakespeare’s ‘missing’ home finally discovered

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Shakespeare's 'missing' London house mapped with new discovery

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William Shakespeare’s ‘Missing’ Home Is Finally Found—More Than 400 Years After He Died

A centuries-old mystery involving William Shakespeare and the only London property he was ever known to have purchased before his death in 1616 has finally been solved.

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Shakespeare’s missing home found after 400 years as floor plan solves mystery of English legend’s final years

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Experts Pinpoint Exact Location Of Shakespeare's 'Missing' London House

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Shakespeare's 'missing' home mapped with discovery

A Shakespeare expert identifies the location and size of the property the playwright bought in1613.

Precise location of William Shakespeare’s London lodgings revealed for first time

Bard's Blackfriars home burned down 50 years after his death, but its exact location has remained a mystery until now

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Unearthing Shakespeare's London: New Map Pinpoints Bard's Abode

A 17th-century map has pinpointed the location of William Shakespeare's residence in London, providing new insights into his life in the city. The findings, revealed by scholar Lucy Munro, illustrate Shakespeare's connection to the Blackfriars Theatre and offer a fresh perspective on his time in London.

Shakespeare's 'missing' London home has been found - but how?

The exact location of William Shakespeare's only London property has been pinpointed to a Blackfriars street, after an unknown floorplan was discovered. Shakespeare expert Prof Lucy Munro from King's College London identified the location and size of the property he bought in 1613.