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		<title>Making the Castle a Home: Creating an Immersive Medieval World Using Live Costumed Interpreters</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>How does the use of unscripted, adaptive, historical interpretation boost the tourist experience? Right on the heels of our look at the Tower of London’s visitor engagement, we heard a paper from Lauren Johnson, Research Manager for Past Pleasures, the oldest historical interpretation company in the UK who educate and entertain the public at historical sites, museums, on stage and and on TV.</p>
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