The Stonebluff Historical Society Museum & Library perches on a tall, rocky bluff overlooking the pastoral hamlet of Durrow-on-Dunwash. It is an unexpected treasure amongst the thatched roofs and tilled fields of Bree-land, being home to one of the region's largest collections of scholarly texts and artifacts from as far away as Forochel.
The museum is curated by Nallo the Younger, a master scholar of the Bree-land Archives, nephew to Nallo the Elder, a famous ethnographer known for his study of mysterious Harad.
Now that the museum is established, Nallo the Younger has turned his attention toward a new project. Designed for the people of Bree-land, this lecture series is meant to educate the locals about their ever-changing world.
Archive of Past Lectures
- An Introduction to the Cultures of Middle-earth
- Edible and Medicinal Wild Plants of Bree-land
- Cooking for the Season (with guest speaker Rosemead Locksley)
- Basic Wilderness Survival Skills (with guest speaker Oendir Arrowheart)
- Beneath Our Feet - An Introduction to Bree-land Geology
- A History of the Barrow-downs (with guest speaker Morducai Mossfoot)
- The History of the Old Forest (with guest speaker Atanamir)
- An Introduction to Elvish Genealogy
- The History and Significance of Precious Gems
- The Great Plague: Causes and Spread (with guest speaker Raenarcam)