The Society for Creative Anachronism

By A. Emily Ralph | December 21, 2010

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You might not know it, but Wisconsin is part of a modern medieval kingdom called Northshield. It’s one of nineteen such kingdoms worldwide, created and run by the Society for Creative Anachronism, or S. C. A. Producer Aubrey Ralph paid a visit to a local chapter, to find out what life in these modern Middle Ages is like.

More information available at Northshield.org

A. Emily Ralph

A. Emily Ralph

A. Emily Ralph is Wisconsin Public Radio’s “Duchess of Operations,” and the Senior Spooky Correspondent for “Wisconsin Life.” When not handling radio automation or investigating haunted orphanages, Emily enjoys making music, long walks with her sweetie, and chillin’ with cats. 
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