Stage that once hosted William Shakespeare found, claims Norfolk theatre
Floorboards that are thought to have been acted on by William Shakespeare are uncovered in King's Lynn.
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Floorboards that are thought to have been acted on by William Shakespeare are uncovered in King's Lynn.
The 600-year-old oak floorboards at St George's Guildhall in King's Lynn, Norfolk, are believed to be part of the only surviving stage in the world from William Shakespeare's time.
Archaeologists have found ancient boards from a stage which Shakespeare may have performed on in the Guildhall of St George in King's Lynn.
Jonathan Clark, left, an archaeologist, and Tim FitzHigham, the creative director of St. George’s Guildhall, with recently discovered flooring that they say…
Boards dating to the 15th century were found during renovations at St. George’s Guildhall. However, some Shakespeare experts are not certain the playwright touched them.