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History
- The Dreiburgen Circle of Bards was originally named Blue Mountain Bardic. It was founded, very informally, in the early days of the Barony. By 1985, it was called the Bard's Guild, and sponsored bardic circles at events, and even a Viking Feast to promote Bardic Arts. It is currently active again and meeting at the home of Mary Dedwydd verch Gwallter (2000s).
Mission
Charter
Meetings
Guildmasters
- Alison von Markheim from its informal founding until she departed the Barony in 1979.
- Rhyance Llew ap Llewellyn, early 1980s
- Sir Theodric Pendar of Faulconwood, mid 1980s as the "Troubadour's Guild"
Photos
Dreiburgen Bardic, 2018
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