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I am actively involved in Revolutionary War reenacting (1775-1783). I am currently the Vice President, Quartermaster, Webmaster and Lieutenant in a Pennsylvania Line unit. Living history organizations are one way we can keep the past alive, and instill into our youth what life was like in days long gone. There are several living history organizations out there, from Mideavil Times through World War II. The Civil War and Revolutionary War are two of the most popular. I can answer questions regarding how to get in contact with a living history organization, and what would be involved in getting into the hobby, from the cost of weapons and accoutrements to what you can expect during a weekend event.
I am relatively still a "young pup" in the hobby - 10 years. Many of the more seasoned ones have been in the hobby since the Bicentennial.
I love educating the public about our history. Many school classrooms provide dates and places, but I get the chance to bring it to life.
George Washington was actually bled to death by his doctors.
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| Al | 10/03/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thank you. Al Brown |
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| jo bourne | 08/08/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | You are a kind, knowledgeable man. Thank ..... |
| jo bourne | 08/08/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Excellent exactness and clarity. |
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Rick - You can take a look at Middlesex Village Trading Companie ... http://www.middlesexvillagetrading.com/M1BB.shtml They are selling their's for $595. Of course, I can't vouch for the quality
Al - This has all the makings of a homework question, which I normally don't answer. But, it is an excellent question. Early American elections were decided differently than they are today. We
Mickie - I can direct you to my unit's site ... the 11th Pennsylvania Regiment: http://www.EleventhPA.org You can also visit the website for the Continental Line: http://www.ContinentalLine.org
Jo - Unless fixed to the musket for use, the bayonet is usually off the weapon and stored in a leather sheath (frog) and is slung over the shoulder and usually rests on the left side of the body for
Jo - I like your thought process. You are interested in the details so your story makes sense and flows logically and realistically. If the lock has not been fired and is clean, the pan should have

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