Extension work starts on 500 year old building - home to Shakespeare's granddaughter

Huge Oak beams are crane-lifted into place across the roof of the newly conserved Grade I listed Tudor building Nashs' House, which was home to Shakespeares' daughter Elizabeth. The oak frames will form a new extension to the 500 year old Nashs' House, which is beside the site of Shakespeares' New Place, where the writer famously lived in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire.