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Re-Enactment Directory - Late Victorian and early 20th Century Re-enactment groups
Here at Clash of Steel, we strongly support the work of Re-enactors and Living History enthusiasts bringing life to history, learning what it might have been like to live as they did, and encouraging others to remember the past.
If you would like to suggest a group, send us the details. We'd love to hear about it.
The Diehard unit has a fifty strong membership and are members of the Victorian Military Society. Founded in 1993 they represent a number of images of the late Victorian Soldier, both on campaign and on home service.
The unit has regularly worked for many prestigious sponsors including English Heritage, The Royal Armouries, The National Army Museum and both South African and Maltese Tourist Boards and was awarded the Military Illustrated "Best of British Re-enactment Group" trophy in 1998.
Link address :
http://www.thediehards.co.uk/
Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009
Native american history and dance group with tipi recreating american indian life and dance.
Link address :
www.amwes.co.uk
Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009
A small, friendly group recreating the revolutionary militias and British International brigades of the Spanish Republic during the Spanish Civil War of 1936-39.
Link address :
www.lacolumna.org.uk
Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009
1872-1890 victorian artillery group with working cannons and muskets with an up and coming artillery band. Available for hire and public displays
Updated : Mon, 24th Sep 2012
We recreate the Old West to a high standard and even have a Chuck Wagon that we actually use! We portray The Arizona Rangers from 1903 to 1909.
Link address :
www.originalarizonarangers.co.uk
Updated : Sat, 31st Mar 2012
This group re-enact the Royal Naval Brigades from 1878 to 1918, including the Royal Naval Division in World War One and the Naval Brigades from the South African Wars.
Link address :
www.thebluejackets.co.uk
Updated : Mon, 23rd Aug 2010
This Anglo-Dutch group aims to realistically depict a korporaalskap (section) of an Orange Free State Commando during the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902. They aim to be authentic in all things, including clothing, weapons, equipment and food.
Link address :
www.heilbroncommando.com
Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009
The Henley Fort Young Persons Enactment Society represent the Queens Royal West Surrey Volunteers performing displays at Henley Fort in Surrey and at other locations around the UK, including Detling Military Oddysey, Fort Nelson, and Clandon House. One of the few groups depicting a late Victorian volunteer rifle company in an original Victorian fort.
Link address :
www.hfypes.co.uk
Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009
Sharing their web space with www.heilbroncommando.com. A non-political, South African based group with members from Bloemfontein, Pretoria and Johannesburg, striving to research and re-enact the history of the artillery corps of the Free State.
Link address :
www.heilbroncommando.com
Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009
The Victorian Military Society promotes the study of military history – of all nations and races – in the period 1837 to 1914. Its quarterly journal “Soldiers of the Queen” publishes work by both professional and amateur historians as well as articles by academic researchers.
Founded in 1974, The Society aims to bring previously unpublished or under researched material to the attention of a wider audience, together with making it available to present and future historians.
The Society also include links to The Diehard Company (see below)
Link address :
www.victorianmilitarysociety.org.uk
Updated : Thu, 6th Aug 2009
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