Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
Jean Marc and Solange Mirat are bringing a taste of 13th century France to the Ozarks, where they plan to open a Medieval-style castle this spring. May 1 is the opening date for Ozark Medieval Fortress in Lead Hill, Ark., which allows Americans to see firsthand how castles of the era were built. The owners hope the castle will be a learning tool for area schools and a tourist attraction. The stone and timber being used in castle construction comes from the land, and the facility will also feature a walk-through tour with weaving, textiles, dying, basket-making, a medieval garden, 13th century-cooking techniques and a stone quarry and blacksmith shop with a horse-drawn wagon hauling stones.
