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A MEDIEVAL Noah’s Ark play that was first performed on the streets of fifteenth-century Chester is set to be revived at Liverpool’s Albert Dock. The Chester Noah Play will be performed on ...

In their modern form, a cast of 200 actors will perform inside Chester Cathedral ... John Young said the plays are part of a "rich medieval history" once designed "as a way of educating the ...

but did not expect our excavations to uncover what is believed to be an early medieval longhouse," Caroline Pudney, senior lecturer in archaeology at the University of Chester, said in a press ...

Back at ground level, there’s the magnificent Gothic cathedral opposite the Grade II-listed 19th century town hall, medieval Chester Castle and the remains of a Roman amphitheatre. A great way ...

Founded 2,000 years ago as a Roman fort, Chester is surrounded by Britain’s most-complete city walls and dominated by medieval buildings and Victorian ‘black-and-white revival’ replicas.

They have dubbed it The Chester Imp by historians ... Legend has it that a medieval priest was overseeing the construction of the cathedral and was startled to see Satan staring at him through ...

University of Chester “The discovery of a Roman settlement is extremely important in building a bigger picture of Roman Wrexham and although early medieval longhouses have been found in other ...