About Us!
Reenactors Network is dedicated to the preservation of history by connecting reenactors and the general public. Our goal is to provide networking services between reenactors and the public in hopes to educate and inform them on history and reenacting. As well as the preservation of history in which women played an important role.
The designers of Reenactors Network has traveled to many historic site throughout the years and gone to many reenactments. On November 2007 they decided hey why not create a website for reenactors and for the public to learn more about the hobby. Our research focuses on medieval Europe to American Civil War. We welcome any questions or comments because basically we created this blog for our friends, viewers of the site, and for reenactors.
To learn, and read more about personal reenactor’s journey in becoming historical interpreters or have an interest in our website please visit the following….
Website: http://www.reenactorsnetwork.com/
Blog: http://reenactorsjournal.wordpress.com/
That is awesome!! I’ve always wanted to be a reenactor
History is a passion of mine. Thanks for adding me to your blogroll! I’m adding you now too!
Very pleased to see two ladies taking a leading roll in Living History. So often I get the impression that the ladies follow the men and take a back seat. I know this is not always the case, but I do wish more ladies would take an active roll/participation in their own right. Well done.
Regards, Keith H. Burgess. NECLHG.
I’m glad to find this blog! I’ve always loved history, from ancient times to the World Wars, and I want to learn more about reenacting–what reenactors do, what they need to do it with, what they wear, how they find their gear–all of that and more. I’ve seen a few ‘one-man show’ type and other living history performances, and thought they were very interesting.
Here in Arkansas we have some great old Civil War cemeteries, and some local Benton County people were trying to get a cemetery living history event going for Halloween, where performers portray people buried in the cemeteries–not necessarily ‘famous’ people, though some could be–more of a glimpse into the characters and lives of ordinary people from the past.
I look forward to learning from the rest of you!
SIEGE OF FORT CHARLOTTE 1780, March 4-7,2010 starting rev war unit in mobile al. march 2010 dauphin island al. all peroids are welcome rember it a rev war war event 1780 french and english american reenactors are welcome are ecouargeed CANT SPELL white shirts and white breechesor white pants we will get on the field please this is a REVOUTINARY EVENT total authenic hard core event rrenactor event geared for the public sleep on the beach or in the fort “FORT GAINES”1833 reenactor event usal amenties please come and have fun if it happened it happened jere MATTHEW Johnson 2513428756 if not here please leave info and number