Enacting
Sites
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| Authentic
Campaigner |
A web site for the
Authentic Civil War living
historian
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| The Civil War
Reenactors |
The Civil War
Reenactors Home Page, the home to the first forums on
the internet dedicated to the Civil War Reenactor. |
Rev War Progressive
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A web site for the
American Revolutionary War progressive living historian
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Research Sites
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| SC
History Net |
Ron's collection of
websites including one devoted to the 2nd SC Cavalry |
| The Watchdog |
A Quarterly review for
Civil War Reenactors,
subscribe today! |
| Capt. Frank
Alexander Montgomery |
The biography of Capt. Frank Alexander Montgomery
of the 1st
Mississippi Cavalry |
| SC
Confederate Relic Room |
Link to the SC Confederate Relic Room and Museum |
| Civil War Maps by State
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US Corps of
Topographical Engineers Civil War maps and charts by state
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| Other Unit Sites |
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| Palmetto
Battalion (SC) |
The organization of South
Carolina reenactors, of which the Iron Scouts are members |
| 2nd Regiment South Carolina |
The 2nd Regiment South Carolina Continental
Establishment. Several member of the Iron Scouts, those who
portray McCall's State Troops or 3rd Continental Light
Dragoons, are also members of this prestigious unit.
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| Critter
Company |
The Critter
Company is a living history
organization based in Paulding County, Georgia. "We strive to
portray the horsemen during the era of
great struggle in America known as the Civil War as accurately as
possible. It is through continuing research and documentation that our
impressions and
knowledge continually evolve." |
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Some good old
friends of ours from Georgia
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1st
Maine Cavalry
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The First
Maine Cavalry has rolled out an excellent website with Poinsett's drill
illustrated therein. They take you though the manual of arms and
other items per the book but with photographs.
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| 17th Light Dragoons |
The 17th Light Dragoons
is a non-profit educational
group devoted to the accurate portrayal of the British Horse Soldier
throughout the American War of Independence. |
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| Other |
While we do not endorse any
vendors, the links to the vendor web sites below are
presented as a means of exploring "what is out there."
None of them are known to be anything but very scrupulous
and trustworthy vendors.
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Glenn Pier Depot |
Glenn Pier Depot is the tack shop of Karl Pepper. |
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Board States Leatherworks |
Doug Kidd's tack shop in Missouri |
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Stuart Lilie
Saddlery |
Stuart
Lilie Saddler and Horse Milliner, Historic Saddlery for the
Dedicated Living Historian |
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Tart, Brantley & Benjamin |
Our good friend Ben Tart (Newton Grove, NC), purveyor of fine
garments, fabrics, and flags |
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Loyalist
Arms |
Supplier of weapons, armor, clothing and accessories of
all types from the Roman Period to the late 19th Century.
Located in Canada.
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