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3rd
Battalion, 5th Florida Co. G., Co. I., and Kilcrease Light Artillery,
Co. K.--The
3rd Battalion is part of Hardy's Brigade and has members
throughout most of Florida. They participate in at least eight
large reenactments and several living history events within the state
per year. The Battalion is made up of an infantry, artillery and
cavalry units. |
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2nd Battalion Georgia
Sharpshooters, Company A--This unit is an authentic minded family
organization. You may participate as a soldier or civilian. |
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2nd
Florida Light Artillery--Located
in Central Florida, this unit is the sister organization of the 2nd
Florida Volunteer Infantry. They are now actively recruiting new
members. The unit does both Confederate and Federal Field
Artillerists during the Civil War. |
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2nd
Florida Volunteer Infantry--This is a newly formed Civil War reenacting unit
located in Central Florida. They strive to be accurate in their
impressions (dress, gear and mannerisms). This group welcomes
family members so long as they follow their authenticity standards.
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2nd
Regiment, Confederate Engineer Corps--This site features a
short
history about the CSA Engineers Corps, Uniform and equipment
guidlines.
You may also read about what the different sections of the Corps do. |
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3rd Florida,
Co. B, "The St. Augustine Blues"--The
3rd Florida, Company B, (The St. Augustine Blues) is a Civil War
reenacting
group located in central Florida with members from Georgia, Alabama,
and
Florida. We are members of the Southern Volunteer Battalion,
Hardy's
Brigade. |
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4th
Georgia Volunteer Infantry, Company E--The
2nd Georgia Incorporated is the parent Company of the 4th Georgia Co E.
The 2nd Georgia Incorporated includes: The 4th GVI, 2nd Ga. Artillery
Co.,
and the Ladies' Auxiliary. |
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5th Georgia
Cavalry (Belgium)--If you have ever
wondered
about our Civil War reenacting brothers and sisters overseas take a
moment
and check out their website. |
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7th
Florida Co. F.--The 7th has been
around
for a long time. These guys do it right, they are period correct
in all aspects of their impression and are active in reenactments and
living
history events. They are in the top one percent of the reenacting
community. If you are looking for a good bunch of men who take
this
hobby seriously, then think about joining the 7th FL. Co. F. |
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7th
Regiment Florida Volunteer Infantry, Co. K--Is a reactivated
Confederate Infantry Company, located in central Florida that was
originally
formed in and around the Hillsborough County area and became a part of
the Army of Tennessee. |
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7th
Texas Cavalry--The 7th has a very proud heritage. This
regiment entered the war horsed and ended the war horsed because of its
exemplary performance in the field. |
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8th
Georgia Cavalry--We are known as the Eighth Georgia Cavalry
a reenactors group that portrays a Civil War Period military unit
siding
with the Confederate States of America. We are based in Historical
Savannah
Georgia. |
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9th
Virginia Cavalry, Co. C--We are known as the Ninth Virginia
Cavalry, Inc. , a non-profit corporation located on the west coast in
the
state of Oregon. We portray a Confederate cavalry regiment and a
civilian refugee camp as it would have looked in 1863. |
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14th
Lousiana, Co. G--This
group of Confederate reenactors portrays the 14th Louisiana. They
are located in Italy. They have a well done website including
photos and history. Click
on the English version at the bottom right of their home page. |
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15th Alabama, Co. B--a
centrally located company that attends many events in Florida. |
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26th
Georgia, Co. A--This out
of state reenacting unit is a period correct group that attends
some Florida events. |
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28th
Georgia Volunteer Infantry Regiment Co. K--This reenactment
company was founded by Capt. Hackel in April 2003.
The
unit is located in the Central Florida area. Co. K. is a member
of
the Georgia Volunteer Battalion and is family oriented. |
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37th
Texas--Is
a gathering of historians, professional and amateur, who have
committed
themselves to a mission of historical research and documentation of the
Forgotten Confederates. Their site serves not only the 37th as a
reenactment unit, but also serves as the only focal point for research
and documentation of Confederates of all races, ethnic origins and
religions. |
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50th
Georgia Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Co. E--The Co. E. 50th Georgia Volunteer Infantry
Regiment, Thomas County Rangers is now accepting new recruits.
This War Between the States reenacting unit based in Thomas and Grady
County and Southwest Georgia area. This unit honors the
heritage of the people of Thomas and Grady counties, and those who
fought for Southern Independence. They also are involved in some
living history demonstrations for schools, civic clubs, etc. Your
family is invited to participate and portray civilian personnel. |
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57th Virginia,
Co. C--is
a "War Between The States" progressive re-enacting
and living history group based in the Central Florida area, with
members through out the state. They portray an Infantry
Company in the Army of Northern Virginia. The 57th
strives to do the best impression of an ANV infantry unit
possible, be it in garrison or on campaign including marching
in and living off what they carry with them. The men
feel strongly about being a well drilled, disciplined, military unit
and doing honor to those who wore the uniform before them.
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Confederate
States Marine Corps, Company A, Pensacola--A
re-enactment unit based on an actual unit deployed in Pensacola during
the Civil War. Research, history and the love of re-enacting in a
specialized unit is what drives our group. |
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The
Confederate
War Department--This site is dedicated
to any interest in the War Between the States, be it artwork, history,
computer games based on the war, or genealogical research. |
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Forrest's Escort Company,
Division Calvary Brigade, Inc--These
reenactors are very involved in events in the Tennessee,
Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. Many of their members belong to
the SCV but at times they will portray Federal troopers. |
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The Gulf State Guards--(St. Andrews Civil War
Reenactors, Inc.) is a family oriented group of reenactors of all
ages. The company not only participates in reenactments but also
does living history programs and other Civil War
related events. They will take the field as Confederate or
Federal soldiers depending on the situation. |
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Kentucky
Brigade--The Kentucky Brigade site details many of their
members
and their artillery units. They have several good photos and some
good information. |
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Leon Rifles--The Leon Rifles are Confederate American Civil
War reenactors who have formed an organization that does Living History
as a hobby. Their unit is based in northern
Florida. They live history rather than read about it. |
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Liberty
Rifles--The Liberty Rifles is a group of living historians
who
strive to accurately portray the patriots of the War Between the States
and to excel in terms of authenticity and organization. They
uphold
the same high standards that you would expect of the Liberty Rifles,
and
it is their vision to change the face of living history in FL.
Membership
requires one to do both US and CS. If you would like to join the
newest addition to the Nationally -renowned and acclaimed Liberty
Rifles
Bn., the Suwannee River Mess Co. E., visit their site. Click the
Company E. button on the main page to contact the members in Central
Florida,
Orlando and Tampa, St. Petersburg area. |
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Orr's
Rifles (South Carolina in the Army of Northern Virginia)--are
committed to reenact as and honor the original 1st Regiment South
Carolina
Rifles. The company portrays the life of a Confederate soldier
through
research and reenacting. They have a nice site that includes a
civilian,
events, photo, cooking and getting started pages. |
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Pulaski
Artillery -- Pulaski Artillery is a group of re-enactors
based
out of north Georgia. We also are members of the North South
Skirmish
Association. Visit our site to learn more. |
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Robertson's
- Dent's Battery --
Pensacola, Florida. The unit has one full-scale
6-pounder cannon used to authentically portray Civil War field
artillery in action. The group participates in local events as
well as reenactments around the Southeast, primarily in Florida,
Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi. |
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Signal Corps Association--Reenactors portray Signal
Corps men. Lots of communication history is presented on this
site. Everything from hot air balloons to telegraph and much more. |
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Surgeon,
Alabama Volunteers Battalion--This unit also portrays the
35th
Mass. Infantry Unit when the company does a Union impression.
Roger
Schebert commands the Medical Corps. |
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Terry's
Texas Rangers -- Terry's Texas Rangers Online Archive
dedicated
to gathering, preserving, and sharing the history of Terry's Rangers
(8th
Texas Cavalry, CSA) 1861-1865. |
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Walton Guards, Co. D., 1st Florida
Inf. Reg. -- is based in
Ft. Walton Beach, FL. This unit is an authentic minded family
organization looking for those who wish to experience the tragic years
of the War Between the States as a soldier or civilian. |