Hadchester
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Shire of Hadchester |
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Information |
Founded: 2007 |
Location: Coastal Maine |
Intro.
Overview
Meaning: Hadchester was originally called Hadrian's Keep, referring to the Roman defensive fortification Hadrian's Wall (Latin: Vallum Aelium) and the forts strung along said wall, begun in AD 122 during the rule of Emperor Hadrian. It is known that gates through the wall served as customs posts between the Roman conquered southern England and the wild northlands. The revised name, Hadchester, means Hadrian's Town.
Established, incipient: 2007
Name and Device Registered: August 2011
Achieved full Shire status: November 1, 2014
Blazon: Per fess embattled purpure and Or, a decrescent and a laurel wreath counterchanged.
Annual Events
- The Caristia - Spring, on or about the first Saturday in March.
- Orchard War - Summer, traditionally during Pennsic in late July.