Eastcheap

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Eastcheap is a district in the City of London historically known for its bustling markets and taverns, famously depicted as the boisterous haunt of commoners and rogues in Shakespeare’s Henry IV plays.

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Eastcheap canonical 13

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Predicate Object
instanceOf area of London
district
street
appearsInGenre Elizabethan drama
country United Kingdom
currentUse commercial street
depictedAs boisterous haunt of commoners and rogues in Shakespeare’s Henry IV plays
etymology name derives from Old English "cheap" meaning market
fictionalAssociation Boar’s Head Tavern
Prince Hal
Sir John Falstaff
governedBy Corporation of London
surface form: City of London Corporation
hasCulturalSignificance important setting in English literature
hasHeritage associations with London’s tavern culture
historicalUse market street
meat market
site of taverns
knownFor association with Shakespearean drama
bustling markets
taverns
locatedIn City of London
England
London, England
surface form: London

historic City of London ward area
locatedNear Fish Street Hill
Gracechurch Street
London Bridge
Monument to the Great Fire of London (with Robert Hooke)
surface form: Monument to the Great Fire of London
mentionedIn Henry IV, Part 1
Henry IV, Part 2
partOf historic commercial core of the City of London
timePeriodOfProminence Middle Ages
early modern period
transportConnection near Bank–Monument underground complex
near Monument tube station

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Mistress Quickly associatedWith Eastcheap
Great Tower Street connectsTo Eastcheap
1 Henry IV featuresLocation Eastcheap
Boar’s Head Tavern locatedIn Eastcheap
Prince Hal associatedWithPlace Eastcheap
St Clement Eastcheap church near Eastcheap
subject surface form: St Clement Eastcheap
St Margaret Pattens church near Eastcheap
subject surface form: St Margaret Pattens
Monument tube station near Eastcheap
Gracechurch Street connectsTo Eastcheap