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Shire of Lost Forest

Directions to site:

From the North/East/West - take your best route to I-70. Take I-70 to the Junction of MO Highway 13 (about 49 miles east of Kansas City, Exit 49). Take 13 South to Warrensburg. Drive through town to the campus of CMSU, site is on the right (west) side of the street immediately after the pedestrian overpass. Look for Signs.

From the South - take your best route to I-44, in Springfield, Exit 77, Take MO Highway 13 North to Warrensburg. Drive into town to the campus of CMSU, site is on the left (west) side of the road immediately after the stoplight at Clark St. Look for Signs.

Look for University buildings, you can't miss them.  The Lovinger Educational Building is labeled clearly on the front. Click here for a map! Parking is located across the street in either direction (east or south). Please use crosswalks. Handicap, Royalty, and Staff parking is located behind Lovinger Building.

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Class Schedule

Feast Menu (so far, check back periodically for updates)
Bread Rounds
Herbed Butters
Bukenade (Beef & Pork Stew)

Cornish Game Hens in Cinnamon Orange Sauce
Roast Onion Salad
Cucumbers in Tsatziki Sauce
Marinated Mushrooms

Gingerbread
Spiced Nuts

Official Chatelaine's Site - http://www.geocities.com/calontir_chatelaine/index.htm
 

To request updates or ask questions: email me

ADDITIONALLY:

Textile Exhibit

In conjunction with the 2nd Annual Newcomers' Symposium, the CMSU Archives and Museum will present a special showing of "World of Weaving: A Cross-Cultural Examination of Weaving." It will feature traditional textiles from Saudi Arabia, Native America, Latin America, China, Europe and Africa. The exhibit will be open for SCA participants only on Saturday October 28th from 1-4:30pm. Presentations will include a working warp-weighted loom, drop spinning, middle eastern embroider, “medieval” east Asia, and reenacting Anglo-Saxon culture with an emphasis on camping.

Featured Presenters include:

Amber Clifford, Anthropology instructor and Museum Curator

Dr. Mary Ellen Rowe, Professor of History

Dr. Sean Kim, Asian History Specialist

The museum is located south from the Lovinger Building, across Clark Street, in the James C. Kirkpatrick Library. The presenters have asked that I pass along their desire to assist with any research or projects you may be working on. The classes will most likely be held in the Museum, please watch the schedule for exact times.

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