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Revolutionary War Reenactors - This is a set of links to people and units that recreate what life was like during the Revolutionary War

Organizations and General Info Pages

Umbrella Organizations

·                    Brigade of the American Revolution Home Page
Umbrella organization composed of reenactor units.

·                    The British Brigade

·                    Continental Line

·                    The Northwest Territory Alliance (NWTA)
Site has all the info on this umbrella organization of rev war reenactors in the Midwest. Included are pictures, links and other good stuff.

·                    Living History Association
The Living History Association (LHA) takes great pride in playing an important role in this medium. Through its lectures, programs, demonstrations, educational programs and reenactments, people, nationwide and internationally, have experienced the past in a most fulfilling and rewarding manner. The LHA has developed extensive resources to assist historical reenactors and interpreters. The LHA is also very pleased to offer reenacting units and organizations a very comprehensive and affordable insurance policy - a most sought after, and very difficult to acquire commodity.

·                    Connecticut Colony Military Association

·                    Burning of the Valleys Military Association
            Geselschaft fur Hessische Militar- und  Zivilgeschichte

·                    Home Page of THE SOUTHERN CROWN FORCES

·                    American Longrifle Association (ALRA)
The American Longrifle Association (A.L.R.A.) is an organization designed for those people who want to do more than only read about the early years of our country's history. It is an organization that encourages its members to experience the lives of common colonial people

·                    Historical Trekking

·           Coalition of Historical Trekkers

·                    Northwest Brigade Club
Re-enacting British Fur Trade 1774-1821, includes rev war stuff

Woodland Confederacy

Civilian groups

·        The Alliance of Early American Interpreters (AEAI)
Working with historic sites around the Southeast, the AEAI brings a unique perspective to living history events. Often called "Williamsburg on Wheels" the AEAI, allows visitors a rare opportunity to see and interact with citizens of the past. Members of the AEAI interpret all walks of life from wealthy Charlestown Attorneys to craftsmen to common labourers. Such a range of interpretations is indeed hard to find outside the Colonial Williamsburg area.

·        The Great Quinnehtukqut Company of Artificers and Traders (GQCAT)
A Connecticut-based group of civilian 18th century living history interpreters.
Hessian Civilians

·        Company of Artificers

·        Welcome Ta Biscuit Dave's
Where History comes to life.

·        Don't Just Read History... :
Where History comes to life.

Revolutionary War era Fife & Drum Groups

·        Kentish Guards Rhode Island Militia
Rhode Island National Guard unit

·        Pawtuxet Rangers Rhode Island Militia
Rhode Island National Guard unit

·        Second Company Governor's Foot Guard
One of the oldest active military units in the United States (unit is still active as CT National Guard military unit)

·        Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes and Drums
Located in Coventry, CT

·        Portland Ancient Fife and Drum Corps.
Located in Portland, CT

·        17th Regiment of Connecticut Militia Fifes & Drums
The 17th Connecticut Fifes & Drums were reorganized in August of 1975, some 200 years after the original 17th regiment of Connecticut militia was created. This group of Northwest Connecticut farmers saw action at the capture of Fort Ticonderoga, the battle of Boston, the burning of Danbury, the battle of Saratoga and the battle for New York City. The 17th Connecticut, in addition to being a military field unit, also had a cavalry detachment assigned to them. All members were distinguished from other Connecticut units by the use of a feather placed in their tri-corned hats. “Their gaunt appearance, rusty equipment, and prancing horses excited the ridicule of Washington's army, until their good service in the battle and retreat from Brooklyn Heights made them better appreciated.”

·        Continental Regiment Fife & Drum
Located in Lilburn, Georgia

Newsletters

·        Graphics/Fine Arts Press

·        Northwest Journal
"Canada's best fur trade era reenactor quarterly. (Lots of excellent on-line info too!)"

·        Smoke & Fire News

·        THE COLONIES
A site for the dispersal of knowledge about material culture in colonial North America

·        Continental Consulting
Publisher of "The Colonial Chronicle"
A Quarterly Newsletter of 18^th & Early 19^th N.American Living History Consultant to Historic Sites & Museums
Military History of 18th & Early 19th Century North America
Research Projects * Educational Programs * Living History
Feature Writer * Reproduction Clothing

·        http://www.soldierandwar.com/

EMAIL DISCUSSION LISTS

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