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Stratford Upon Avon: Shakespeare’s Houses Illustrated Map
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Come inside Kronborg Castle, Known to Shakespeare as Elsinore
In 1605, a commemorative coin was struck in the Dutch Republic to honor the events of the Gunpowder Plot in England. This is that story.
Turkeys, Pelicans, Falcons, and more! Birds of Shakespeare
Come inside the world of birds for Shakespeare’s plays to explore early modern science and Missy Dunaway’s project to illustrate every single bird mentioned in the plays of the bard.
Elizabethan Cats and Their Connection to Witches
Cats were often the primary familiar associated with witches, but the life of a cat in Elizabethan England extended far beyond just being an image of witchcraft. Cats were useful in the 16th century, working a variety of jobs for their human counterparts, and even on occasion, landing themselves in a house as a pet. Explore some of the work, play, and superstitions associated with cats for Shakespeare England, with our guest, Helen Parish.




