Union Living History Units
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I am now working on breaking down the units into state groups . it should be that way by the end of the month.
And... if your unit is not listed here, PLEASE fill out the form located here.
One last note... IF you find a link here that's DEAD, please,
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71st Pennsylvania Company B(USA,Ca)-- The primary methodology used by the 71st to educate the public is through Living History demonstrations at public events. The 71st also exists to provide a safe and fun family-appropriate environment for its members, and is founded on the principal that there is room in our hobby for a wide range of participation. As such we do not have an upper or lower age cap, but do require Minors to have approriate supervision. We recruit across both Southern California, and Southern Nevada, so please contact us if you are interested in joining our unit |
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U.S.S. Fort Henry (USA, FL) -- The U.S.S. Fort Henry is a Civil War era Federal Navy reenacting organization. Located in West Central Florida, we portray sailors and marines as a "Naval Infantry" expeditionary force We participate in reenactments, living histories, museum events, school programs, parades, presentations, and memorial services. The origianal "Fort Henry" served in our area during 1862-1865 and was called the "Terror of the Gulf." ~Neat site, java-heavy though and slow on a dial-up. Neat all the same. |
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The Living History Alliance ( USA, NJ) --
The Living History Alliance is a non profit organization that is made up of re-enactors , skilled craftsmen and historians who express history through the lives of our forefathers . The groups provides lectures , school programs and events that are historically based representing the Revolutionary and Civil Wars , Colonial Militia and both World Wars with period dressed interpreters , artifacts and hands on demonstrations to create realistic portrayals of life during those periods.
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1st Maine Cavalry (USA, MidEast) -- Representing the Eastern Federal Cavalry of the American Civil War with an emphasis on authenticity for over 45 years. The 1st Maine Cavalry reenacting organization was originally formed as 2nd Maine Cavalry in Florida in 1959 for reenacting during the Centennial of the Civil War. Stevens Bunker, the unit's founder, moved to Baltimore, Maryland in 1975 and the core of the regiment reformed there. The unit has since taken on the designation of 1st Maine Cavalry and operates mainly in the Pennsylvainia-Maryland-Virginia region. |
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1st Alabama Cavalry, Co C, US Volunteers (USA, AL) -- Our group recognizes the union feelings of North Alabama during the Civil War. The Reconstituted First travel to events throughout the southeast to sit around camp all morning and enjoy each others company, fight the afternoon battle, play music all night long, and drink a lot of beer until you start all over again in the morning. You can view their Event Schedule, Pictures, Uniform Standards, Unit Rules, and Unit Bylaws of the First. Information on some of the men in the unit is also on the site. If you read all that and still want to consider it, there is also information on how you can Reenact With Us. Try it once, and you'll be hooked. |
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Co. D, 3rd US Regular Infantry (USA, VA) -- Co. D, 3rd US Regular Infantry is a family oriented unit with a devotion to authenticity, but not a fanaticism. We are a main-stream unit with campaigner leanings. Our campaigner group is Co. K. We focus on events in the region from Gettysburg in the north to Petersburg in the south with ocassional forays to Atlanta or WV. Although we schedule more battle events than living histories, we are always in demand by the local National and State Parks. |
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3rd USCT Reg. (USA, PA) -- Philadelphia based Civil War reenacting unit. We, the members of the 3rd Regiment Infantry, United States Colored Troops, are a non-profit charitable organization. We are here to educate the masses in the history and service of colored troops of the United States. We participate in living history presentations and battle reenactments. |
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67th New York (1st Long Island Volunteers) (USA, NY) -- Our group is based on Long Island and we engage in every conceivable facet of living history including parades, school programs, ceremonial requests, and, of course, reenactments. In addition, we are devoted to keeping alive the spirit of the regiment who we represent and ensuring that our generation does not forget the sacrifices and accomplishments of the men who fought to save our Union. We always take our history seriously...but never ourselves. Our hobby takes us on long marches through the magnificent countryside of Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Maryland where many a real battle has taken place and all the while we never fail to have a good time. Since our founding in 1998, we have striven to emulate the original soldiers that comprised Company K of the 67th New York Volunteer Infantry, a regiment that was also known as the 1st Long Island Volunteers. The 67th NY is one of several Civil War Reenacting regiments under the Mifflin Guard, a regional organization dedicated to the same goal of living and preserving history. |
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6th Indiana Vol. Inf. Co. A (USA, IN) -- Our group is located in South Central Indiana. We portray the 6th Ind. Inf. Co. A in late 1864. We are a family oriented group that strives for a good impression for the spectators at events. We are growing fast. |
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14th Regiment NYSM, Co. E (USA, NY) -- The 14th Regiment N.Y.S.M. Company E Living History Association is a non profit living history organization incorporated in the State of New York. Our primary goal is to preserve the history of the 14th Regiment N.Y.S.M in the American Civil War. However, we are also actively gathering information on the 14th's involvement in other campaigns throughtout it's history. The 14th is a family-oriented Civil War reenacting group. We participate in living histories, battle reenactments, parades, school presentations, etc. |
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2nd U.S. Sharpshooters, Co. D (USA, WA) -- Co. D., 2nd U.S. Sharpshooters is comprised of members from both Oregon and Washington although it is a Washington Civil War Association (WCWA) unit. Website has many photos of event participation in the Pacific Northwest. In addition the unit works with several community museum and preservation activities. Visit us at our website. |
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102nd USCT Co. B. (USA, MI) -- The 102 USCT Co. B. We represent the only black unit raised by the state of Michigan. In the past we have participated in events throughout the Midwest as well as Florida. Our group has been in existence since 1986. |
| 16th Penn. Vol. Inf.(Irish Brigade) Co. B (USA, ST) -- text about unit | |
| 7th Kentucky Rgt. (USA, ST) -- text about unit | |
| 14th NJ Volunteers | |
| 23rd PA Birney's Zouaves | |
| 104th Illinois Volunteer Infantry, Company H | |
| 1st Illinois Battalion | |
| 25th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry | |
| 32d Indiana Vol. Infantry Co. G | |
| 23rd Pa. Birneys Fire Zouaves | |
| 38th United States Colored Troops, Co.D | |
| Signal Corps Association Re-enactors' Division | |
| 21st Michigan Infantry Co. H | |
| The Turner Brigade | |
| Skulker's Mess | |
| 2nd US Berdan's Sharpshooters Co. B | |
| 49th New York Vol. Infantry Co. D | |
| 4th Michigan Infantry Regiment | |
| American Civil War Historical Reenactment Society | |
| Brady's Sharpshooters | |
| CO. K, 81st PA VOL INF | |
| 119th N.Y.Volunteers, Co. H | |
| 13th US Infantry | |
| 140th PVI, Co. A, Waynesburg PA | |
| 145th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Co. D | |
| 14th KY Volunteer Infantry (US) | |
| 14th New Jersey Volunteers, Company H | |
| 17th Connecticut Infantry | |
| 1st Nebraska | |
| 1st New Jersey Artillery | |
| 1st Pennsylvania Rifles,"The Bucktails", Company B |
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| 1st Rhode Island Artillery, Battery B | |
| 28th Massachusetts Inf, Co. A, C, H | |
| 29th Ohio Volunteer Infantry | |
| 30th Regiment Indiana Volunteers |
