Frost Lands
Contents
History
The Frost Lands is the second Amtgard park formed in Wisconsin, declared about two weeks after Three Rivers in LaCross WI. Both started around the same time, but neither park knew about the other until their announcements that they were active.
Dates of importance:
The first meeting of the Frost Lands was on June 16, 2001. The meeting consisted of three members, Donnovan Sunrider, Groan Mooncaller and Thomas Blackmoore.
The meeting was at Donnovan's house.
The name Frost Lands was thought of by Thomas.
Plamann park was decided on as a primary meeting place as of June 30, 2001.
- The Frost Lands had its contract signed by Burning Lands on 8-29-2001, and became an official Freehold in Amtgard.
- Received admittance into the Kingdom of the Rising Winds at Coronation March of 2005.
- Received Barony status under Rising Winds at Midreign June of 2005.
- Received Duchy status under Rising Winds at Coronation March of 2007.
Park meetings were moved to Winnebago County Park on September 16, 2007.
Current Elected Officials:
Duke: Zebidark
Regent: Gretchin
Prime Minister: Eisenfaust von Sachens
Champion: Augustus
Historical record of Frost Lands Officers
People
| Bangor | Zebidark | Groan Mooncaller | Donnovan Sunrider | Dart |
| Boboko | Siren | Chibi | Chpek | Eisenfaust |
| Fereck | Julian | Lance | Maenad | Agustus |
| Papa Greystoke | Captain Abagail Morgana | Ashen |
Contacts and Directions
Google Map We meet on sundays at 1:00 at Winnebago County Community Park.
Take Hwy 41 (north or south) and take exit 124 (76/Jackson St).
Continue south 1 mile to the first stop light. This is County Road Y.
Take a left onto Y. Go 1/4 mile. Sunnyview Expo Center is on your left. Our new park is next to the Sunnyview Expo Center, between it and the YMCA building.
We are actually across the street from Winnebego County Park.
Sunday
These are the primary meeting days of the Frost lands. Worth 1 credit per week.
Current events
Beginning September 16, 2007, the Frost Lands will be meeting at our new location in Oshkosh.
This move was necessary due to park rules at Plamann requiring groups over 30 people to pay for a pavilion every attending day. There was also concern about archery use, so this new location at the Winnebago County Park will permit us full access of Amtgard archery.
Where the wind blows cold, the fire in the heart burns hottest.
