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The Globe was built by Lord Chamberlin's Men, which Shakespeare was a part of, in 1599. The exact date is unknown.
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During a production of Henry VIII, The Globe was destroyed by an accident involving a cannon.
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The Globe was rebuilt a year after it burned down.
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The Puritans closed The Globe, like all theatres in London.
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In 1644, possibly the 15th of April, The Globe was torn down. It is believed that the reasoning behind this was to make room for tennents.
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Her Majesty the Queen opens what is now called "Shakespeare's Globe." It has been rebult 750 feet from the original location.
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This day, I met Billy Boyd (playing Banquo in Macbeth) and Dominic Monaghan outside of The Globe!