Let's take a tour of the History Hall at the 50th Year celebration of the Society for Creative Anachronism. |
The first displayed today is that of the Kingdom of the West, the oldest kingdom in the known world. It is the first exhibit you find when you enter the History Hall. |
The scroll shows the extensive lineage of the royal line of the West Kingdom, which includes all of its queens and kings. |
This scroll includes the names of all the princes and princesses of the Principality of the Mist. |
This Royal tapestry of the Kingdom of the West celebrates the very earliest royalty of the West Kingdom. |
These two vials contain dirt from the backyard of Mistress Diana Listmaker and Master Jon de Cles, the location of the first tournament ever held in the SCA. |
Let us now Venture into the display for the kingdom of the East, Second Kingdom of the Known World. |
The East Kingdom's display is guarded by this ferocious feline name Zeus. Okay, he's probably a real softie, but he is certainly regal. |
This Award of Arms scroll includes a map of Eastern lands. |
These are relics of the crown of the East Kingdom. |
Several crowns for the Kingdom of the East are on display, including these Byzantine crowns made by Countess Morgan Duvall for the coronation of Lucan and Jana II. |
Now we enter the Kingdom of the Middle, the third Kingdom of the Known World. |
This quilt showcases members of the Barony of the Northwoods, the first barony in the Middle Kingdom. This Barony was born in 1969. |
Let us now take a look at the display for the Kingdom of Atenvelt, the fourth Kingdom of the Society for Creative Anachronism. |
These are the ancient crowns of the crown prince and princess of the Kingdom of Atenveldt. |
Atenveldt's many groups are represented on this fine embroidery. |
A mighty collar in the Atenveldt display. |
Behold the display of Meridies, fifth Kingdom of the SCA. |
These displays showcase the lineage of the Kingdom of Meridies. |
This case holds the crowns of the king and queen, prince and princess of Meridies. |
Let us now view the display of the Kingdom of Caid, sixth kingdom of the Society for Creative Anachronism. |
The holy relic of Saint Geronimus, brought here for display by the Kingdom of Caid. |
Now for a look at the Stellar Kingdom of Ansteorra, seventh Kingdom of the Known World. |
This illuminated map showcases the lands and arms of all the groups of the Stellar Kingdom of Ansteorra. |
These are the ancient crowns of the Kingdom of Ansteorra. |
Now let's take a look at the Kingdom of Atlantia's display. |
This cabinet contains a map and all of the arms of every group in the Kingdom of Atlantia. |
Let's take a look at the Historical display of the Kingdom of An Tir. |
A sugarpaste crown. |
Let us now venture to the display of the Kingdom of Calontir. |
Behold the scutum cover of Master Pavel Iosevich, still carried in the Calontir shield wall. |
The selection of relics includes the original crowns of the Kingdom of Calontir, along with circlets of the first Warlords. |
Another tour is being given of this magnificent tapestry denoting the history of the Kingdoms of the SCA. |
Continuing our tour of the Known World with Trimaris. |
Behold the handmade Trimaran Sword of State. |
This is the Coronation Robe and headdress of Cheongju Han Jeong Mi. Her persona is based on the Jose on Dynasty of Korea in the 15th Century. |
A closer view of Jeong Mi's ceremonial headdress. |
This is the moral code of Sir Duncan Arthur Ross the Black. This code was hand sewn by Mistress Sibilla Daine. Sir Duncan was elevated to the Laurel for bootmaking in Trimaris. |
Here's the display for the Kingdom of Drachenwald. |
This is the first County coronet given in Drachenwald. It belongs to Duchess Vanna. |
Because of the impracticality of shipping relics and other items from Drachenwald history, most of the display is represented by photographs. But what gorgeous photographs they are. |
Let's see what is in the Kingdom of Artemisia's display. |
This gorgeous scroll denotes the sovereigns of the Kingdom of Artemisia, along with some of the elevations and group creations that have taken place during its existence. |
A video about the Kingdom of Artemisia and its people place next to this gorgeously rendered shield. |
Let's see what we can find in the display for the Kingdom of Aethelmearc. |
I would love to know whether this is a paddle or a giant spoon in the display for the Kingdom of Aethelmearc. |
An award favor from the Kingdom of Aethelmearc. |
I wonder what we'll find in the display for the Kingdom of Ealdormere. |
The Queen's Champion axe for the Kingdom of Ealdormere. |
The Scroll of Honour is a record of all the Deeds of the people and Friends of Ealdormere bestowed at the discretion of the crown. Each reign has a page with those they have so recognized. |
This display showcases many of the Coronet of the Kingdom of Ealdormere. |
The Kingdom of Lochac is represented in this display. |
This is the original crown for the kingdom of Outreme, the precursor to the Barony of Rowary, first group the Kingdom of Lochac. |
This is the banner of the worshipful Company of Broderiers of Lochac, with devices of masters and graded members designed and constructed by Mistress Rowan. |
This cloak contains the arms of every Pelican made in the Kingdom of Lochac. It is worn by the peer being elevated at the time of their elevation. |
Let's take a look at the display for the Kingdom of Northshield. |
This is the Griffin Stone of the Kingdom of Northshield. |
The coronation cloak of the princess/queen of Northshield. |
Let us now visit the display of the Kingdom of Gleann Abhann, 19th Kingdom of the Society for Creative Anachronism |
The Kingdom of Gleann Abhann is its people, and this is reflected by the faces that greet you from every angle in this display. |
This illumination created by Isabel the Mad represents the travails of the people of Gleann Abhann during Hurricane Katrina, which delayed the first coronation. |
These are cloaks worn by the crowns of Gleann Abhann. |
The gloves of each of the first three members of Gleann Abhann’s Masters of Defense. |
We have reached the Kingdom of Avacal, the 20th Kingdom of the Society for Creative Anachronism and our last stop. |
The winter coronation cloak of Avacal. |
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