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| The Guild of Gentry and Allied Skills is
a group of volunteer history interpretation enthusiasts who specialise in
the portrayal of aspects of 17th century domestic life in an English gentry
household of about 1635, a few years before the outbreak of the civil wars
fought between the supporters of King Charles I and those of his opponents
within the English Parliament and Scotland. Read more about us by
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| The Guild's New Web Site |
 The web site of the Guild of Gentry & Allied Skills is being given a new, dynamic, look, and is being moved to a new location. Please bookmark our new site at www.gentryalliedskills.org.uk.
No new material will be added to our site at this location, but it will remain accessible for old content for a little while yet.
The team owes a debt of thanks to one of its long standing members, John Ruse, for his generous financial support, over many years, of our web at this location. John has been a stalwart of history re-enactment for 20 years now, and has been a member of the Guild since its inception.
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 Admin on 05 June 2008 18:08 ·
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| 2007 Events |
 During 2007 we appeared at Selly Manor, Blakesley Hall (both in Birmham and both first visits for us), Skipton Castle and an old favourite, Moseley Old Hall near Wolverhampton. For more details, including links to the web sites of these properties, please click on the Read More link below this introduction. |
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Skills. The Guild does not hold any opinion, or have or express any
political or religious views. All images and text are the copyright
of the Guild or of individual photographers, illustrators and authors,
and may not be reproduced without express permission. |
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