What Time Periods Do You Portray?

[GWagner]

Re: What Time Periods Do You Portray?

WWII US Navy Battleship sailor on board USS Alabama. We work/drill every other month.

[ohpkirk]

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New Orleans 1815.


Beales expedition.


Co. H, 8th US Infantry, ca. 1853.



French Quarter, 1815.


Gov't bullwhacker, 1856.

[ContinentalMorganGuard]

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I do Civil War of Course impressions for both sides. In my recent employment I did French and Indian and American War of Independence, and have a passable 18th century British colonial frontier working class
/Ranger impression. I also do War with Spain and have a volunteer impression and a Pre-war National Guard uniform.

[Shaun Pekar]

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I'm new to Civil War and this forum, so I figured this was as good a place as any to introduce myself.

I come out of 18th century reenacting in which I have many many different impressions including a few different British Army impressions from the 1773-1780 period, numerous continental soldiers impressions from the 1775-1777 period and a variety of different seven years war impressions including a member of a ranging company on the New York frontier and Massachusetts Provincial soldier from the 1755-1760 period.

By day I am a historic trades interpreter at Fort Ticonderoga in upstate New York where I make handmade shoes and accouterments for our interpretive staff.



A soldier from the Fifty Third Regiment of Foot, 1777



A soldier of a Ranger Company c. 1758

[Brent Dacus]

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None. I have no time, money or memory to do other periods..

[Stoneburner]

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I've been doing living history for about 28 years (since Dad started with me when I was 8) so I've got a few:

-Shawnee mixed-blood warrior in the French and Indian War, Revolutionary War, late 18th/early 19th century Indian Wars, War of 1812 (our ancestors are Shawnee that remained in Ohio and avoided the Indian Removal of the 1830s)
-Old Northwest Territory Longhunter
-Indiana Territorial Mounted Ranger, 1807-1813
-1870s/1880s Cowhand
-Roosevelt's Rough Riders (in development)
-Veteran of Ohio National Guard Cavalry service on the Mexican Border and 135th Field Artillery in France in WWI
-Dust Bowl Farmer
-Lt. James J. Rorimer, WWII Monuments Man

Civil War is actually my most recent development-I can kinda do a Loyal Shawnee irregular cavalryman, and I am putting together a Morgan's Raider impression for Civil War Day at the Cincinnati History Museum June 14th; research for that is what brought me to this site.