Article: Washington library features Bard's fakes

WASHINGTON (AP) - When the subject is William Shakespeare, even fake artifacts warrant their own show.

A Folger Shakespeare Library exhibit called "Fakes, Forgeries, Facsimiles" includes a love letter to his wife and a lock of his hair, neither of which really came from the bard.

There's also a display where visitors can guess items that are real and which are fakes.

They can puzzle over a book that goes back a century before Shakespeare was born - Geoffrey ...

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