Membership - Wychurst
Membership - Wychurst 
Alone of all re-enactment societies, Regia Anglorum owns a permanent site.
Situated about sixty miles from central London and in a patch of secluded woodland
near Canterbury in Kent, We are constructing a fortified manor house from the
Late Anglo-Saxon period.
You may have seen it on television as we we have used our site as a filming location on several occasions.
At the end of 2004 we had the majority of the structure of the main 20m × 10m × 10m hall built; the walls are being filled in and the under-roof is in place. In 2005 the roof and walls should be completed so we can move on to completing the inside of the building. An impressive sight - it is probably the biggest reconstructed early medieval structure in the country. It has been designed and built by our members. We are also building a small palisade around the burgh.
We also have a mediaeval-style cottage and a Grubenhaus (a Sunken Feature Building) that are well established and the latter has just been completely refurbished as of Summer 2003.
To Learn more about how we are turning our dream into a reality have a look at the wychurst.regia.org. Up to date pictures can be found at:- http://community.webshots.com/user/kimsiddorn/1 - look for "Regia's Wychurst Project" albums.
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For the very best in early medieval re-creation, you need look no further than Regia Anglorum.
For more information about our wide range of re-creative and recreational activities, your local group contact etc; please send an SAE to: J. Kim Siddorn
9, Durleigh Close
Headley Park
Bristol
BS13 7NQ. or e-mail our membership officer on membership@regia.orgIf you do not get a response in time then feel free to the webmaster a line at webmaster@regia.org in case your email/letter has got lost.