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You can find many pictures of Pennsic on the web by searching for "Pennsic" and "photos" or "photographs".

Below are a small selection of such pictures. These links will take you away from the official Pennsic website; the Pennsic staff has no control over their content and any comments or corrections should be directed to the maintainer of those pages.

Video: Voice of America - Medieval Warriors in a Campground in Pennsylvania (double-click for larger version) General scenery: "In Its Own Light - A Night-Owl's View of Pennsic War 33" A small, but lovely collection of photographs taken by Rowan at War after dark. Pennsic 32 fireworks Excellent photos by Phillip the Pilgrim (mka Phil Reed) Arts & Sciences Exhibits: Pennsic 32, Pennsic 34 Pennsic 38 scenery Front gates of camps, the Merchant areas, nighttime photos, taken by Alaxandr MacLochloinn Opening Ceremonies, scenes around Pennsic 36 pictures taken by Eirik Andersen Pavilions, marketplace scenery, combat, performances pictures taken by Michael Majarov Opening Ceremonies (Pennsic 34) pictures taken by Milica of Varna Pennsic 33 Photo Gallery shots of the merchant areas, masked ball, performers, and more, taken by Darter the Chronicler Scenes of camps, merchants, people at Pennsic 33 pictures taken by Eirik Andersen Combat photos: Pennsic 38 Battles Fencing, Belted & Unbelted Champions, Helms Deep; Known World Squires' Tourney photos by Alaxandr MacLochloinn Pennsic 37 Battles Gates of Rome, Town, Mountain Pass, Bridge, Belted & Unbelted Champions; Known World Squires' Tourney photos and videos by Alaxandr MacLochloinn Pennsic 36 Battles Unbelted Champions, Allied Champions, Wall Battle, Field Battle. Pictures taken by Eirik Anderson Pennsic 34 Battles Bridge, Causeway, Field, Mountain Pass pictures taken by Milica of Varnica Pennsic 33 battles Fort, Field, Champions' Battles - look inside photo galleries 3, 4, 5, 7 pictures taken by Eirik Andersen Pennsic 32 Battles Field battle, siege weapons pictures taken by Michael Majarov Battle of the Thirty This tournament has been held at several recent Pennsics. It recreates the conditions of the famous Battle of the Thirty from the Hundred Years War. The tournament is conducted under period fighting conditions: fighters thrust to vulnerable spots or knocked to the ground are "killed", and fighters sustaining three head blows are “stunned” and escorted from the field for ransom. Combatants wear14th-century style armor, and wield spears and pollaxes. From Pennsic 36 - Photos by Eirik Anderson From Pennsic 34 - Photos by Darter the Chronicler Photos by James Barker Pennsic 33 Photo Gallery pictures from the battlefield, Iron Rose Tourney, and Viscount Geoffrey Scott's quest to fight 1,500 combats bouts, taken by Darter the Chronicler "Only a Game" Listen to WBUR's (Boston NPR station) story on Pennsic War 32, and view combat photos.

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