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The man who demolished Shakespeare's house

The Reverend Francis Gastrell. He bought the house in 1753 but quickly got irritated with tourists wanting to see it, says architectural historian Gavin Stamp.
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Shakespeare�s hamlet

The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Many people say that April 23, 2014, will be William Shakespeare's 450th birthday. I believe it. When it comes to Shakespeare,...
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Dig seeks William Shakespeare's shards for ale in his Stratford back garden

Pottery scraps and other finds unearthed on site of New Place mansion may help to rewrite playwright's story.
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Site of Shakespeare's grand Stratford home to open to the public

Playwright's New Place mansion, which was demolished in 1759, is re-imagined following major excavation project.
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The best may be yet to come for Shakespeare monument in Stratford-upon-Avon

The Art Newspaper

Shakespeare Birthplace Trust's �30000 appeal aims to restore ambitious sculpture of the Bard in grounds of his former home.
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5 Irreplaceable Cultural Treasures (Destroyed By Stupidity)

The Universe has a habit of allowing irreplaceable examples of human creativity to be destroyed by Mr. Bean levels of bumbling stupidity.
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Chinese city plans to recreate Shakespeare�s home

China plans to build a new town named San Weng � which translates as Three Masters � to honour William Shakespeare, Miguel de Cervantes and the Chinese writer...
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Shakespeare 400: Where can you get close to the Bard?

In the 400 years since his death much about William Shakespeare remains a mystery. Here experts try to track down the places he worked,...
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Shakespeare�s New Place opens as visitor attraction following �6m redevelopment

Museums + Heritage

The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust will re-open Shakespeare's New Place as a major new heritage landmark attraction tomorrow.
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Shakespeare's New Place opens

The National Lottery Heritage Fund

A re-imagination of Shakespeare's family home in Stratford where he lived for 19 years, and where he died 400 years ago.
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