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Located on the Avon which drains into the Severn estuary on the West Coast of England, Bristol was, from its very early days, a trading, manufacturing, and religious centre. Made an independent county in 1373 by Edward III, Bristol maintained a high and prosperous profile throughout the Middle Ages and for much of the Renaissance, being a seaport from which such explorers as John Cabot set out to discover the New World.

Bristol's surviving medieval and Renaissance theatrical documents span a period of time from 1279 to 1642.

In the introduction to the volume, Mark Pilkinton...

At the heart of the University of Notre Dame s campus sits the Main Building with its trademark golden dome. Flanking it on the west is the equally distinctive Sacred Heart Basilica, and on the east is the building known today as Washington Hall. "Washington Hall at Notre Dame" is the first history of this building the university s first performing arts center and illuminates the ways in which Washington Hall has served as the prime venue of secular communal assembly for the university and surrounding communities since 1864.In addition to detailing the history of Washington Hall, Mark...