Provides alternative view of the event, including time line, photo gallery, academic information, and history links.

Living history association that re-creates the life and times of soldiers in the American War for Independence in 1775 to 1783. Includes FAQs, membership, photos, and schedule.

Portrays the lives of British and American soldiers during the War of Independence by providing battle re-enactment, tactical demonstrations and military camps.

Presents information about the re-enacting unit, membership application, schedule of events, safety guidelines, photos and resource links.

Re-creates the day-to-day life and activities of the soldiers that served in Butler's Rangers.

Contains chronicles, stockades, dwellers, and resource information about the New York frontier in the year 1775-1783.

Non-profit educational organization interprets the history of Colonial North America during the French and Indian War.

Recreational park showcases craft performances by artisans demonstrating the life of Kentucky pioneers. Includes online reservations, merchandise, and calendar of events.

Displays information about the historical Fort Griswold battlefield state park.

Features the annual two-week celebration of Charlottesville. Provides events schedule, descriptions, direction guide, and participant information.

Message boards, schedule of events, photos, FAQs, and links are presented in this re-enactment page.

Showcases French and European soldier portrayals during the American War for Independence. Includes history, photos, events details, and links.

War re-enactment organization in Midwestern United States that studies and recreates the culture, lifestyle, and arts during the American Revolution in 1775-1783.

Perpetuates the life of Brigadier General Count Casimir Pulaski and his Independent Legion. Presents schedule, current research, photos, and online news.