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• 17th Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry Company E
A non-profit group dedicated to the portrayal of one of the most active Cavalary Units in the Civil War. History, enlistment, and event schedule.
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• 17th Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry Company E
Honors the men of the 17th, their families, and the civilians who supported their efforts. Includes a membership roster, recruitment information, events, photographs, and history.
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• 1800-1815 Reenactment Groups on the Web
A comprehensive list of units, grouped according to the nationality of the original regiments.
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• 1812 Marine Guard
The volunteer division of the outreach and education departments of the USS Constitution Museum Foundation headquarters at the USS Constitution Museum, Boston, Massachusetts
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• 1838 Rendezvous Association
Annual mountain man rendezvous reenactment on the Oregon Trail in Western Wyoming; activities include trading, black powder shooting, Native American pow wow, knife and tomahawk throwing, kids events and games, crafts, stories and songs.
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• 1864 Battle of Plymouth NC Living History Weekend
Annual 3 day public event includes authentic Confederate and Federal military encampments and reencatments, educational presentations, riverboat rides, period music, candlelight tour. Events schedule, Contact information
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• 19th Alabama Infantry Regiment
A non-profit, tax-exempt, living history Civil War reenactment organization based in Huntsville, Alabama.
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• 1st Battalion North Carolina Sharpshooters, Company A
Unit very accurately portrays the gentleman soldier of the North Carolina military for public education and school based programs, including participation in black powder, live fire competitions and exhibitions; unit history, events schedule, based in Colorado.
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• 1st Battalion, Royal American Regiment of Foot
A Michigan-based group recreating the British garrison during Pontiac's Rebellion in 1761 - Historical background, e-mail contact, photographs of unit in action.
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• 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion
Portraying the A Company of the unit, the group creates an impression of this elite paratroop force as a small but important part of Canadian military history.
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• 1st Continental Light Dragoons
Harry Lee's 5th Troop of Virginia Light Horse 1777-1781, reenact the Revolutionary war as mounted and dismounted cavalry.
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• 1st Continental Rifle Regiment
Images, contacts, and short description of a Virginia and Pennsylvania sharpshooter unit based in Great Britain.
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• 1st Georgia Regulars Homepage
An progressive group of Living historians based in Georgia who take part in various Living History activities.
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• 1st Infantry Division
UK based group portraying US Infantry involved in the D-Day landings. Includes unit history, historic interviews, modern and period photos, vehicles, info on uniforms and kit.
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• 1st Infantry Division 28th Infantry Company E
Reenactment group portrays American unit of 1917-1918. History, photo gallery, links. Based in USA.
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• 1st Kansas Volunteer Infantry
Military reenactment group based in Kansas; historical reference information, events schedule, contact information.
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• 1st Kentucky Cavalry and Horse Artillery
Activities of a mounted reenactment unit which portrays soldiers and civilians of the period. Includes history and related links.
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• 1st Louisiana Special Battalion, Company B Tiger Rifles
Reenactment group based in Galesburg, Illinois portrays Wheat's Battalion. Unit history, events schedule, photo gallery, membership information.
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• 1st Maryland Infantry, Company H
Confederate States of America civil war reenactors, who recreate the era of 1861 to 1865 to honor the memory of those who fought. Encampments, military drills, period music and dance, and aspects of camp life. Events schedule, news and member information, photo gallery.
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• 1st Maryland/Southern Campaign
A non-profit, educational and historical organization in western North Carolina. History, unit information, reenacting FAQ, photo gallery, membership details, and related links.
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• 1st Michigan Colonial Fife and Drum Corps
History, events, campfollowers, photo page, and their mission; educating the public about 18th century life by presenting a precise, authentic martial music unit.
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• 1st New Hampshire Regiment
an New Hampshire Chartered historical association dedicated to re-creating the life and times of the common soldier of the American War for Independence, 1775-1783.
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• 1st New Jersey Regiment
A group that portrays the NJ unit nicknamed the "Jersey Blues".
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• 1st New Market Colonial Militia
Information on Bunker Hill 2001, musket care, site of early rebellion. By Foot Guard for the New Hampshire Governor, maintaining Fort Constitution in New Castle, NH.
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• 1st New York Regiment, Continental Line
Find the schedule, detailed unit history 1775-1783, bibliography, and photographs.
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• 1st North Carolina Cavalry
Family unit reenacting of mounted and dismounted cavalry, based at Fort Tejon, California; photo gallery, events schedule, member information.
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• 1st Pennsylvania Rifles - Company B
Bucktail unit participates in events and offers presentations to community and educational organizations. Includes a membership form, audio clips, classifieds, a schedule of events, a forum and photos.
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• 1st Polish Independent Parachute Brigade Reenactment Unit ( Chicago )
Chicago-area-based reenactment unit. Unit history and photographs.
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• 1st Regiment South Carolina Rifles (Orr's RIfles)
Includes history, pictures, an events schedule and membership details.
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• 1st Regiment West Virginia Volunteer Cavalry
Group reenacts Company C of the West Virginia Union Cavalry; contact information, kit requirements, member news, image gallery of prior events, based in Martinsburg, West Virginia.
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• 1st Texas Infantry, Company B
Organization portrays the Livingston Guards, Company B, 1st Texas Infantry, Confederate States of America. Events schedule, member news, based in Livingston, Texas.
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• 1st Texas, Company E
US Civil War infantry reenactment group based in the Lehigh Valley in Hellertown PA. We participate in living history as well as full reenactments (Gettysburg, Antietam).
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• 1st U. S. Volunteer Cavalry, Troop K
A "Rough Rider" organization based in Leon County, Texas. Includes event, photos, goals, and contact information.
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• 1st U.S. Infantry (Recreated)
A progressive Civil War reenacting unit from the Dallas/Ft. Worth and Central Texas areas, site contains recruiting and contact information, newsletter, events, photos, equipment, articles, and links.
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• 1st Ulster County Militia
1st Ulster County Militia is a living history organization focusing on 18th century militiary and civilian life in New York during the American Revolution, 1770s-1780s.
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• 1st United States Volunteers Training Camp
The recruiting and log site of an Arkansas unit that will portray both sides of the Civil War. Includes events, reenactments attended, recruiting, and a report from the camp.
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• 1st Virginia Volunteer Infantry
Civil war re-enacting group located in Northern California. History, photos, members, links to other units, and event schedule.
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• 2. SS Panzer Grenadier Regiment
Based in North East USA. Includes pictures from battle reenactments, unit history and equipment information.
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• 2001 Battle of San Pasqual
A page of quite a few photos of the 2001 San Pasqual Battle Reenactment. Part of a larger site snapshots taken by a Mike Pique.
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• 2003 Battle of San Pasqual
This is a gallery of photographs by delDom Photography of the reenactment of a yearly battle reenactment of the Battle of San Pasqual, which occurred during the Mexican War near San Diego, California. It is part of a larger site of reenactment and other photography.
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