A website promoting this interesting event being held in October at a period mansion in Dorchester, Dorset.

Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009

Re-enacting the "forgotten war" between UK & US Crown Forces - Royal Navy, Royal marines, Infantry, Artillery Canadian Militia, Provincial Marine. US Forces - US Navy, US Marine Corps, Infantry, Artillery,US Rangers, US Militia, US Light Dragoons

Updated : Sun, 14th Aug 2011

Their aim is to portray the 2/95th as they would have been whilst on active service primarily during the Peninsular War (1808-1814) and the Waterloo Campaign of 1815. All uniforms and equipment are based on existing original examples and from the uniform regulations of the time. Even their drill and tactics are taken from Rifle Drill Manuals of 1803 and 1807.

Updated : Mon, 22nd Aug 2011

A re-enactment group recreating a hardworking French Napoleonic line infantry regiment from the early 1800's

Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009

We have been approached by HMS to put on a "Royal Pageant" using all reenactment groups, therefore i would be grateful if you can put up this information on this forum "today" so I can contact all the Senior Officers from each group. info: We are the 35th foot "VIPERS" who have a Royal Warrant from her Majesty the queen" and the MOD to teach this esoteric royal warrant drumming to all re-enactment groups world-wide. The lineage is aristocratic and de-jure and is the correct military drumming rudiments which is the only group in the world which has a royal warrant Any Senior Officer of any re-enctment group wants the royal warrant drumming which is unique contact Dr.Brigadier A.D BORDA PhD. fborda777@btinternet.com and we can arrange drummers to be sent.

Updated : Sat, 31st Mar 2012

Portraying the 51st (2nd Yorkshire, West Riding) Light Infantry from 1809 -1815. We are involved in battle re-enactment, living history displays, talks and demonstrations. We welcome enquiries from anyone interested in any aspect of our Regiment during this time and from anyone interested in becoming actively involved in keeping the history of the Regiment alive.

Updated : Thu, 11th Aug 2011

A Napoleonic re-enactment group biased in Kent,UK. They are a living history group with varying ages and sex's portraying the day to day life of the 79th Cameron highlanders, during the Peninsular wars and the battle of Waterloo. They try to recreate as authentically as possible the everyday life for the soldiers and their families within the regiment, using costume, muskets, drums and food cooked to authentic recipes. The regiment meets regularly at Fort Amherst, Chatham, Kent, one of the best preserved Napoleonic fortresses in Britain.

Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009

The oldest UK based Napoleonic Re-enactment society depicting the Foot Artillery of the Imperial Guard of Napoleon the Great and other regiments of the guard, primarily the Polish Lancers and Grenadiers a Pied. The also have sections in France, and the Netherlands and are unique in Europe as they use full size and weight guns of the period.

Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009

Maritime re-enactment from Napoleonic era of Jack Tars and Royal Marines

Updated : Mon, 30th Nov -0001

A UK-based group representing several units of the KGL from around 1810.

Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009

If you cannot find our group through the web address given. type in on facebook Les grenouilles courageuse impériales and it will come up with the page. We portray a unit from the imperial guard called the 1st Tirailleurs who fought during the napoleonic war. Based in the North East of England, James Ashford and Sacha O'Connor formed this group in 2011 and are in the progress of research and recruitment.

Updated : Sun, 14th Aug 2011

A group organised by (ex)service personel, less concerned with things looking 'perfect', and more concerned with offering a friendly, hard working, enjoyable re-enactment and airsoft group. We do not specifically 'fit' into role playing a specific regiment, but can be BCR's or re-enforcements for existing groups. Benifits of joining MYLM: Fitness training (gradual) Tactics and drill training Subsidised and affordable Napoleonic uniforms Fun events, good social scene Trips to battlefields/places of historical significance

Updated : Wed, 2nd Jan 2013

The Napoleontische Associatie der Nederlanden (NAN) is an umbrella organisation for Dutch and Belgian re-enactment groups of the Napoleonic era. The site is presented in both Dutch and English and as well as details of the various societies represented by the group and their events, there are links to some excellent photos of past events including Austerlitz 2005.

Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009

A US-based Society, dedicated to the 35th Royal Sussex Regiment's history and the times in which it served. They portray the 35th as it was during the 1700's and 1800's, with particular emphasis on the American Revolution and the 1882-1885 Egyptian campaigns. They are based in the New Jersey/New York/Pennsylvania area and are actively seeking new members.

Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009

19th Century American Civil War re-enactment based in the UK

Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009

We are a "fur trade" era reneactment group formed in August 2011. We have come a long way in a short while and have over twenty-five members and we are affiliated to the Native American section of the Lone Star Western reenactment Society. We cover the period from 1760 to 1860 and have our first rendezvous at Easter at the Ponderosa, Evesham. Anyone interested can visit our web site at www.thebuckskinners.lefora.com We aim to be a authentic and fun group and welcome all those with a genuine interest in this time period of US history. We study the guns & gear as well as everyday life back in the Old, Old West.

Updated : Sat, 31st Mar 2012

A large group based in the North of England re-creating the American Wild West of the 19th century. They re-enact gun-fights, bank-raids etc. but also live under canvas and concentrate on authenticity.

Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009

"A site bringing together historical research, wargaming and re-enactment groups with interests in the Napoleonic period."

Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009