THE GLOBE: "IT WAS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIDEN LANE (NOW PARK STREET), MORE OR LESS ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE ROSE. ITS SITE IS MOSTLY UNDER A LISTED BUILDING CALLED ANCHOR TERRACE ON THE EAST SIDE OF SOUTHWARK BRIDGE ROAD, S.E.1., PARTLY UNDER THE PARKING LOT BEHIND AND PARTLY, PERHAPS, UNDER THE EAST SIDE OF SOUTHWARK BRIDGE ROAD ITSELF."

THE HOPE: "IT WAS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIDEN LANE (NOW PARK STREET), IN EFFECT ACROSS THE ROAD FROM THE GLOBE, WHICH WAS SOME 150 YARDS SOUTH AND EAST. IT WAS ONLY A FEW YARDS WEST ALONG MAIDEN LANE FROM WHERE THE ROSE HAD BEEN OR, PERHAPS, AT LEAST PART OF IT STILL WAS. THE SITE IS NOW A SHORT STREET CALLED BEAR GARDENS, S.E. 1."

Source: Wickham, Berry, Ingram, English Professional Theatre, 1530-1660 Cambridge UP 2000, pp. 419, 493, 595.