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Learn about colonial trades at this web site. This is part of the Colonial Williamsburg web site.
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A journal for re-enactors of the fur trade. This page leads you to subscription information; articles that you can read on line, and general information about the journal.
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This field guide by the NTWA contains information about the units and their history involved in the alliance. You will also find information about the uniforms worn by the units.
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At this Web site you can look through and purchase clothing patterns of the 18th and 19th century.
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Reconstructing History is dedicated to producing quality products with a high level of historical accuracy. You can order custom made period costumes from these folks. This site is a great place for the reenactor.
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The Acanthus web site has reprints and facsimiles of books used during the 18th century. These books will make a great addition to the re-enactors library. Especially useful for recreating actual recepies of the period.
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This is the organization that most reenacting units belong to. You can find information and resources about this organization here, including information on how to join.
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This Web site has information about the British and Loyalist forces that served in America during the American Revolution.
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This web site is a compilation of Web sites of Naval reenactors across the net. A good general resource for the re-enactor or people interested in Living history.
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This list was originally created by Brian Cortez of the 2nd Massachusetts Regiment of the Continental Line but now resides on Michael D. Meals Revwar.com site.
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This is a great site for re enactors looking for authentic drums and fifes. Note, this is a business web site, but it has information that the historian could use as a source.
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The Feast of the Hunters' Moon is a recreation of a gathering of French and Native Americans at a fur-trading outpost in the mid - 1700s.
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Learn about this Nationally known drum and fife corps whose repertoire includes ensemble performing martial, dance, and folk music drawn from 17th, 18th, and early 19th century.
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This is the homepage of New England's solo performers, historical interpreters and living history educators, that bring History to life.
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Historic Deerfield is a museum of New England history and art within the carefully preserved 328 year old western Massachusetts village of Deerfield.
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The society recreates the life of the fur trade in the Great Lakes region during the late 18th century.
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This site is designed as an accessible archive of information for those who portray the people of New England during the time of the American Revolution.
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This organization is a "nonprofit organization to network the persons, places, events, and organizations relating to the Revolution.." -- Website
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Although this site is mainly about the museum, This site has interesting information and resources about the famed Boston Tea Party. A worthy look.
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If you are ever in the Oak Glenn California vicinity, then stop by the Riley Farm where you can learn about the life of the Colonial era folks. This site gives you all the information that you need to plan your visit. It includes directions and descriptions of the various activities available.
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Although this site is strictly about Nature and wildlife, it is a great resource for living historians who wish to integrate wildlife and nature into their presentations about thier historical persona, Especially if you wish to portray a someone who is a trapper, new world arrival or even an explorer. Editor note: These lesson plans were provided by Kelly Campbell at EducatorLabs.org.
