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Re-enactment and Living History Landsknechts Medieval
- Angelcynn
- a living history society which aims to recreate, as authentically as
possible, the richness of the birth of a nation which has passed into
legend and into lore.
- The Center for Medieval Studies, Inc. - an educational nonprofit dedicated to bringing the excitement of the middle ages to our schools.
- Kingdom of Galandor - one of several chapters of the Empire of Chivalry.
- Knighthood, Chivalry & Tournament Resource Library
- collection of writings/resources pertaining to knighthood, chivalry
and 14th century tournament re-enactment. Sponsored by Chronique,
Journal of Chivalry and the Company of Saint George.
- Lion Rampant Medieval Display Society - group details, events, and information on re-enactments in general.
- Markland, Ltd.
- Medieval Battling Club - sunday in the park with a broadsword. Medieval style combat for the modern age.
- Medieval Centre - experimental museum and research center specializing in early technology.
- Regia Anglorum - Anglo-Saxon, Viking, Norman and British living history, research and reenactment of the 10th/11th centuries.
- Seattle Knights, The
- Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA)
- Somerville Manor - medieval living history farm, exploring what life was like 700 years ago in Europe.
Norse
- The Empire of Ironthorn: a Norse reenactment society that is dedicated to reenactment of the Norse time period between the years 400-1200 A.D.
- Ydalir Vikings: the UK's oldest and largest Dark Age re-enactment society.
Merchants
- Border States Leatherworks - providing cavalry and artillery goods and service for the re-enactor and the historic minded.
- Coon River Mercantile - manufacturers and suppliers of Civil War era clothing, uniforms, weapons, and accessories, for historical reenactors.
- Dells Leather Works, Civil War Reenactors Leather Goods - reproductions of most common leather goods.
- Eagle Mountain Trading
- supplier to the 18th century reenactor, particularly Woodland
Indians. Selling ochres, vermillion, silk ribbons, silk threads, silk
scarves, deer and porcupine hair roaches, and custom quillwork.
- Fox River Traders
- catalog of historically accurate reproductions from the period of the
French and Indian War to the end of the Fur Trade, for historical
reenactors.
- Hamilton Dry Goods - supplier to the 19th century reenactor, but a source for Sunforger canvas for those mad enough to make their own pavilions.
- Historic Enterprises - catalog of historically accurate clothing and sundries primarily for 14th and 15th century.
- Jas. Townsend and Sons - 18th Century Reproductions, also natural pine tar pitch.
- Revival Clothing -
catalog of historically accurate clothing for the High Middle Ages.
Also shoes and boots. Linked to Chivalry Bookshelf and
Talbot's Fine Accessories.
19th Century American American Revolution
- British Brigade - honors the memories of those British and American soldiers of the American Revolution.
- Fort Henry Project - commemoration of the last battle of the American Revolution in September, 1782 at Fort Henry, Wheeling, Virginia.
- Historic Elk Landing - living history museum focusing on the American Revolution and the War of 1812 at the top of the Chesapeake Bay.
- History and Reenactment Resources - links and resources related to reenacting and history. Focused on the American Revolution, but links to many others.
- RevWeb - Organizations involved in the hobby of re-enacting the Revolutionary War.
- Varnum Continentals and Varnum Armory - re-enactment group carrying on the traditions started by Col James Varnum in the Revoluntary War.
- Virginia Line Association
- Washington's Naval Base - dedicated to building and sailing The Hannah, the first vessel commissioned by Gen. Washington, in 1775.
American West
- 6th Infantry Regimental Association - information on the 6th Infantry re-enactors of Fort Buford, Dakota Territory. Portraying the Indian Wars years of 1875-1877.
- America's Buffalo Soldiers Re-Enactors Association (ABSRA)
- features 9th and 10th Cavalries and 24th and 25th Infantries history,
events calendar, membership information, and more. Offers reenactors
programs for at-risk youths.
- American Federation of Old West Reenactors - sanctioning body and fraternity for group and individual reenactors.
- American West Heritage Center
- living history center re-creating the old west, from 1820 to 1920.
Featuring mountain men, military, pioneer, Indian, outdoor pageant and
historical farm.
- Bitter Creek Outlaws
- reenactment group based in southwestern Wyoming. Performs skits that
depict life from 1865 through 1900, with a concentration on the
1880-1890 time period.
- California Gold Rush Wagon Train
- follow this historic, non-profit educational re-enactment along the
trails of the 49ers on the net, use links to find other California gold
rush resources, or find out how to join or ride along in person.
- Davis, Ulysses
- living history reenactment of the Buffalo Soldiers. Discussion
followed by cavalry maneuvers on horseback with a blank pistol, saber,
and mounted balloons. Performed all over the southwest.
- Frontier Riders - performing Wild West arts: trick roping, target whips, tomahawk/knife throwing, fancy gun spinning, trick horses, and more.
- GhostRiders - reenacting the Old West and the American Frontier.
- Guns of the Golden West Association - wild west reenactors.
- Mojave Muleskinners
- authentic Old West reenactment group based in Southern California,
dedicated to the lives and times of the men and women of the Wild West.
- National Indian Wars Association - re-enacting the period of 1870-1890.
- Old Dallas Gunfighters and Reenactment Society
- Old Washoe City Gunfighters
- Old West Living History Foundation
- national organization of Old West enthusiasts, educators,
craftspeople, merchants, wild west stunt teams, reenactors and Old West
theme parks.
- Old West Society of Minnesota - living history and shooting outfit promoting a common interest in the old west.
- Oregon Trail Travelers - reenactment group depicting 1840-1859 Oregon Trail settlers.
- Outlaws - 1880s Western recreation and reenacting.
- Shadows of The Past - educating the public about the periods of history from 1850 to 1890, with an emphasis on the western frontier.
- Teddy Blue's Bunkhouse
- Twain Harte to Sacramento - celebrating California's Gold Rush Sesquicentennial; August 9-19, 1998.
Ancient Rome
- End of the Roman Age Society - living history society, based in the UK, dedicated to recreating Late Roman Britain.
- Nova Roma
- sponsors classical Roman reenactor Legions in North America and
around the world, and maintains an extensive list of links of interest
to Roman reenactors.
- OMNIA Foundation - occupies itself with re-enactment of Roman and Celtic history in northern Europe.
- Roman Vindolanda and the Roman Army Museum
- offers information about the museums and the archaeological site
Vindolanda, a Roman fort and civilian settlement lying just to the
south of Hadrian's Wall.
Renaissance Faire U.S. Civil War
- 4th Artillery Brass Band - Civil War band with sound and history of period music.
- American Civil War Society (UK) Ltd - historical society offering authentic battle re-enactments, talks to organisations, and more. Site includes events calendar.
- Blue and The Grey - Australian based American Civil War re-enactors from Victoria, Australia.
- Civil War Camera - photographs of Civil War reenactments.
- First New Jersey Artillery, Battery B - reenacting unit located in northern New Jersey helps to preserve the Heritage of the Civil War.
- Kanawha Artillery CSA
- also known as Jackson's Horse Artillery. Residents of Harrison County
and north-central West Virginia committed to educating citizens about
local history.
- National Civil War Association - committed to educating the public about the Civil War; presents living history through reenactments and lectures.
- North-South Skirmish Association, Inc. - Civil War, blackpowder weapons.
- North/South Alliance - association of American Civil War reenactors in the American heartland.
- Reenactors Page
- Riley's Farm
- working Southern California apple orchard offering living history
programs and re-enactments of scenes from the American Revolution,
Civil War, and the Old West.
- Societe d'Europe - U.S. reenacting group focused on the European influences on the American Civil War.
- Southern Guard Living History Association - living historians from the Mid-Atlantic region of The United States.
- Victorian Dance Ensemble - recreating the social graces and dances of the Civil War era through demonstrations, balls, and classes.
- West Virginia Reenactors Association - state wide organization that portrays both Northern and Southern units.
War of 1812
- Fort Norfolk 1812 Garrison - Living History/Reenactment group in the Tidewater area of Virginia portraying the units that served during the War of 1812.
- Marine Detachment 1812
- volunteer division affiliated with the USS Constitution Museum,
dedicated to portrayal of the U.S. Marine Corps during the War of 1812.
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