Picture Gallery: Medieval Midhurst 2015

MIDHURST took a step back in time over the bank holiday weekend as knights, ghosts and bowmen took the town back to the Medieval ages.
Jack Labelle-Hughes and Glenn Collis from 

Raven Tor, a Multi-Period Living History Group. 

Medieval Midhurst festival 

Picture by Allan HutchingsJack Labelle-Hughes and Glenn Collis from 

Raven Tor, a Multi-Period Living History Group. 

Medieval Midhurst festival 

Picture by Allan Hutchings
Jack Labelle-Hughes and Glenn Collis from Raven Tor, a Multi-Period Living History Group. Medieval Midhurst festival Picture by Allan Hutchings

The event, organised by photographer Michael Chevis, the Midhurst Town Team, Chichester District Council, Raven Tor and the South Downs National Park Authority, attracted visitors from across the district - and even as far as Canada.

Glenn Collis from living history group Raven Tor, said visitors had fully immersed themselves in the medieval experience.

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“We’ve really been drawing in the crowds, and participation has been fantastic,” said Glenn.

Jack Labelle-Hughes and Glenn Collis from 

Raven Tor, a Multi-Period Living History Group. 

Medieval Midhurst festival 

Picture by Allan HutchingsJack Labelle-Hughes and Glenn Collis from 

Raven Tor, a Multi-Period Living History Group. 

Medieval Midhurst festival 

Picture by Allan Hutchings
Jack Labelle-Hughes and Glenn Collis from Raven Tor, a Multi-Period Living History Group. Medieval Midhurst festival Picture by Allan Hutchings

“Saturday was very, very busy and the have-a-go archery was particularly popular.

“Kids really enjoyed trying on the chainmail, helmets, and handling the swords.

“Unfortunately the falconry had to be cancelled on both days because of the weather.

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“But people liked talking to us about the history, clothing and weapons.”

The lively programme of events over the weekend included medieval games, combat, archery, morris dancing, crafts and a ghost walk at the Cowdray Ruins.