Chapter meetings are generally held somewhere in Ohio, at members homes, in restaurants,at libraries, or at historic sites around the state. The Annual General Meeting of the American Branch is held in various cities around the country, where a local Chapter can act as hosts for the event. 1998 will be Ohio s second time as host chapter, the first being in 1989. Thanks to the culinary expertise of one of our members, we have arranged full-scale, authentic medieval banquets for the group in lieu of a regular meeting. Please visit our AGM '98 link for a report on the fun had by all.
Annual membership includes subscription.
Judie C. Gall, one of the Ohio Chapter's distinguished members often does the HTML markup for resources that are available on the Richard III Society American Branch's Website. Use this link to view the report for the Cely Papers. This section features articles, primarily by members, on various aspects of medieval life and an annotated bibliography of source materials on life in the Middle Ages. Members come from all walks of life and represent a considerable range of special interests covering not only Richard III and the mystery surrounding him, but almost every aspect of life in late 15th-century England. There are no special membership requirements, other than a kindred historic interest.