4th (Royal Irish) Regiment of Dragoon Guards Visit the Birthplace
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In May 1858 the 4th (Royal Irish) Dragoon Guards visited Shakespeare's Birthplace and signed the visitor book.
Norma Hampson archives Birthplace visitorsCopyright of the artist
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All the latest Shakespeare news and behind the scenes action at SBT
Ireland and Shakespeare, Saint Patrick's Day
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A blog about Irish items held in the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust library and archive, posted on the occasion of St. Patrick's Day.
Ann McDermott Translating ShakespeareHungary and Shakespeare’s Flowers
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SBT gardener Annamaria Vass, who is originally from Hungary, marks this Hungarian national holiday with a blog about flowers in Shakespeare's garden.
Annamaria Vass Translating Shakespeare GardensLove Letters in the Collections
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The love letters of Adam Duncan-Haldane to Julia Cavendish Philips
Victoria Joynes archives letters loveDydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus!
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In honour of St David's day, this blog post will share a few thoughts and findings on Shakespeare's work in translation into Welsh.
Elizabeth Jeffery Macbeth Translating Shakespeare1864 - Monument or Bust!
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In 1864 monuments were planned and created for the Tercentenary of Shakespeare's birth.
Robert Howe Boydell New PlaceA Midsummer Night’s Dream in Estonian
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A blog about an Estonian translation of A Midsummer Night's Dream posted on the occasion of the Estonian Independence Day.
Mareike Doleschal Translating ShakespeareShakespeare’s Lovers in the Museum Collection
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We take a look at a few of the objects in the museum collection which show images of some of Shakespeare's pairs of lovers.
Jessie Petheram LoveWords of Love
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Searching our online catalogue for love letters has revealed some poignant examples of correspondence from the 19th century.
Victoria Joynes letters loveLove in the Margins
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A look at some of the interesting marginalia in our early printed books, including doodles and poems, evidencing the lives and loves of former readers.
Madeleine Cox Books love