Welcome to the Live 18th Century HomePage!
These pages are devoted to
exploring, researching and reliving
18th Century life!

On these pages you will find Information, Documentation, Research, Art and Photos
That I have created or compiled

With a common love of 18th Century History, I, along with my friends,
are a group of individuals who attended ,
have taken part in, and helped produce "Living History Weekends" and
historical demonstrations for
museums and other organizations
throughout the years.


Our Revolutionary Rifle Company
depicted the life of the 18th Century soldier
of the American War Of Independence
both in battle and in camp.

Researching and re-enacting 18th century life is an enjoyable hobby. Bits and pieces of information can unlock the doors to understanding how our forefathers lived. Large amounts of information must be investigated each year to gain the small bits of knowledge that give us a glimpse of what they considered ordinary life. My goal with these pages is to help inform those that are interested and to try to share some intriguing bits of what I have found.

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These are the links to my other 18th Century pages;

Gourds: as containers The hard shell gourd; styles and discription of making a water bottle or canteen.

The 18th century Woodsman; accoutrements An observation in practice!

18th.Century Apparel / First Hand Accounts

The American Longrifle; A Brief Introduction A short essay on it's development and the men
that used them

Who Was TURKEY ? of "CHAINBREAKER" fame. This piece of historical documentation may shed new light on his identity!

Boyled Beef & Ashcake Relive the rations of the AWI

Bark Tanning Hides making 18th century leather

7 inch Revolutionary War Howitzer firing Courtesy of James Bell , 11th Pa Regiment.

Here are also some links which I find helpful and interesting that pertain to this time period.
Give them a try!

Visit Ken Bohrer's excellent re-enactment photos at
www.americanrevolutionphotos.com

George Washington Papers at the Library of Congress

Journals of the Continental Congress

Popular Songs in American History Fantastic site for old historical music

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