Among these quotes, you'll find remarks from William Shakespeare ... it was to be my grave.” — Mary Shelley, “Frankenstein” “Where are you, beautiful? Come out, come out, wherever ...

Already a radar scan of the monument, which stands in the Chapter House of the Collegiate Church of St Mary ... the grave? Greville, who was born in Stratford in 1554, ten years before ...

The stone covering the poet's grave carries an engraved ... whether he preferred tobacco or Mary Jane. Skeletons from Virginia of people who lived during Shakespeare's time show grooves between ...

It was here that Shakespeare's mother, Mary Arden, grew up ... then they can see Shakespeare's grave on the floor just in front of the high altar, then his bust up on the wall there which was ...

The next week at Church, Chambers noticed there was a crack in the stone slab covering Shakespeare’s grave. He confronted Dyer about it, and after much evasion the man admitted that the stone ...

Shakespeare's skull is likely missing from his grave, an archaeologist has concluded, confirming rumors that have swirled for years about grave-robbers and adding to the mystery surrounding the ...

It looks like Shakespeare's skull really is missing from his grave. That's what an archaeologist has concluded after researchers were allowed to use ground-penetrating radar to scan the Bard's ...

A centuries-old tale that grave robbers stole Shakespeare’s skull from its burial place, has been given new credence by scientists using 21st century technology. Radar scans of the English ...

Visitors to the grave of William Shakespeare can't help but notice this to-the-point inscription: "Blessed be the man that spares these stones, and cursed be he that moves my bones," it reads ...

Shakespeare's grave famously bears the poetic admonition, "Good friend, for Jesus’ sake forbear, / To dig the dust enclosed here. / Blessed be the man that spares these stones, / And cursed be ...

Who is Shakespeare? "And if he had no head, is it still Shakespeare in his grave? "I did some more digging and discovered that there were some very strange things that happened. “My play travels ...