Georgia

The Georgia Refugees
Contact: Mr. Hubbs
Email: threepdr@aol.com
URL: http://georgiarefugees.tripod.com/default.htm
We are a small group right now, comprising barely a platoon of men.  However, it is our intent to remain as true as possible to recreating the particular time and place of revolutionary Georgia, and therefore we would rather concentrate our time on research rather than recruiting.  Our small size allows us to be somewhat selective, and to keep our membership pointed in a direction of high quality and veracity in our impressions and interpretations.

New York

Fort LaPresentation Company
Location: Ogdensburg, NY
Time Period: French & Indian, Revolutionary, War of 1812
Contact: Barbara O'Keefe, Fort LaPresentation Company, Inc.,
P.O. Box 1749, Ogdensburg, NY 13669
Email: president@fortlapresentation.net
URL: http://www.fortlapresentation.net
Regular Events:

   ~Founder's Day Celebration 
   ~French & Indian War Re-enactment & Colonial Trade Fair
This organization has the goal of rebuilding Fort LaPresentation. The fort does not exist at this time.

The Order of the Ancient and Honorable Huntington Militia
Location: Huntington, NY
Time Period: Revolutionary War
Contact: Robert Ambrose, Commander
Phone: (516) 785-3030
Email: history@optonline.net
URL: http://www.geocities.com/limilitia

Brant's Volunteers (Oquaga)
Location: NY  (main detachment)
Contact: Mario Doreste
Phone: 518-284-9757
Email: lapetitguerre@yahoo.com
URL: http://www.geocities.com/brants_volunteers/index2.html
Brant's Volunteers (Oquaga) portrays the white Loyalists that joined Joseph Brant in the spring of 1777 when he arrived at the village of Oquaga.   We are a campaign unit. This means we treat our events as if we were a part of a raiding party on the move. We use oilcloth tarps and/or brush shelters instead of tents, eat period foods and practice period skills. We will generally camp with our native allies rather than the Regular/Provincial camp.

H.M. 53d Regiment of Foot
Location: Hudson Falls, New York
Contact: Lt. John A Mead
Address: 18 Pearl Street Hudson Falls, New York 12839-2222
Phone: 518-747-0174
Email: meadmanor53@roadrunner.com
Family-friendly reenactment group portraying a Battalion Company which did NOT surrender at Saratoga with Burgoyne's Convention Army of 1777.

North Carolina

Backcountry Militia
Location: Kings Mountain, NC
Time Period: 1750-1790
Contact: Kathren Lynn
Address: 2625 Park Rd., Blacksburg, SC 29702
Phone: 864-936-7921
Email: katherine_lopez@nps.gov
URL: www.nps.gov/kimo
We are a park sponsored unit that portrays Revolutionary War living history.

Tennessee
 
The Washington County Regiment of North Carolina Militia
Location: Fort Watauga, Sycamore Shoals State Historical Area
Contact: Chad Bogart
Address:Sycamore Shoals State Historic Area, 1651 W. Elk Ave., Elizabethton, TN 37643
Phone: 423-543-5808
Email: chadwick.bogart@tn.gov
Website: http://washingtoncountyregiment.wordpress.com/
Website: http://www.sycamoreshoalstn.org/
The Washington County Regiment is a group of Revolutionary War enthusiasts and 18th century living historians. The Washington County Regiment of  North Carolina Militia is a living history organization, dedicated to education the public about the lives of  the settlers and first peoples on the 18th frontier and to sharing the history of that portion of Western North Carolina which is now Northeast Tennessee. As members of the Washington County Regiment, we are proud to be united with  Sycamore Shoals State Historic Area and the John and Landon Carter Mansion in Elizabethton, TN,  as the host living history organization, and are committed to serving the park and other historic sites in their common missions. We strive to provide a POSITIVE atmosphere for both the public and our members. We delight in being a QUALITY living history unit with historical accuracy, safety, and enjoyment at the top of our priorities list. We hold monthly musters at Forth Watauga within the Sycamore Shoals Historical Area and several events throughout the year.

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 Last updated February 10, 2010