A wonderful part of history is giving people a chance to see and experience what life was like in the past. It gives people a better appreciation for history. Whether it is cooking by the fire, or in a handmade oven, experiencing soldier life, making a wooden chair, standing inside a Native American village, or working a farm with 19th-century equipment. There are literally hundreds of groups and historic sites out there that are looking for reenactors and volunteers to teach people about history. Below you will find links to groups and sites that are looking for volunteers or reenactors.
This page will be constantly updated. If you are part of a group or site that is in need of reenactors or living history volunteers, Please contact us at magical.history.tour.pgh@gmail.com and give us your group info and website.

Legend:
18th Century – (May range from F&I/ 7 Years War – American Revolultion)
F&I – French and Indian War
PW – Pontiac’s War
AmRev – American Revolution
ACW – American Civil War
WWI – World War I
WWII – World War II
KW – Korean War
VW – Vietnam War
Other- (Will have descriptor)
United States
Groups that cover multiple states, or cross borders (US/CA)
Association for Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums
Butler’s Rangers – 18th Century
Brigade of the American Revolution – AmRev
Lauzun’s Legion – (French) F&I
151 Regiment D’Infanterie De Ligne – WWI
Feldgendarmerietrupp WW2 Reenacting and Living History – WWII
Baker Company, 141st Infantry Regiment, 36th Division– WWII
9th Parachute Battalion, A company, 2nd platoon – WWII
505th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne G Company * WWII
502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment , 101st Airborne Company B – WWII
3rd Division 5th Regiment Fallschirmjager – WWII
353rd Infantry Division – WWII
29th (Blue & Grey) Division Living History Group – WWII
2. Panzer Division– WWII
Great War Association – WWI
Alabama
Alabama Division of Reenactors – ACW
8th CSA Cav/ 7th Kentucky Cav (US) – ACW
33rd Alabama – ACW
18th Alabama – ACW
Alaska
Arizona
501st PIR – WWII
Arkansas
California
Royal Welsh Fusilliers – AmRev
8th Alabama Company I “The Emerald Guard” – ACW
69th New York Volunteers, Company B – ACW
43rd Virginia Cavalry – ACW
12th Panzer – WWII
120th Infantry Regt. – WWII
Colorado
Connecticut
2nd Company – Governor’s Foot Guards – AmRev
2nd Company of Governors Foot Guard – AmRev
Second Connecticut Regiment of Volunteers – ACW
14th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry – ACW
Delaware
1st Continental Regiment Foot Guard – AmRev
13th Continental Regiment – Rehoboth Minutemen – AmRev
District of Columbia
Second Squadron, Panzer Aufklärungs Abteilung 13 – WWII
506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, F Company – WWII
Florida
First US Sharpshooters Company F – ACW
The Leon Rifles– ACW
Georgia
Pawnee Guard – ACW
Freeman’s Battery Forrest Artillery – ACW
4th Georgia Co E – ACW
28th Georgia, Company G – ACW
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Battery G Artillery Unit – ACW
10th Illinois Volunteer Cavalry – ACW
Living Historian Guild – 18th Century
2nd Marines Reenacted – WWII
Indiana
42nd Royal Highlanders – F&I/ AmRev
Iowa
24th Iowa Volunteer Regiment Civil War Reenactors – ACW
Kansas
Kentucky
8th Kentucky – ACW
9th Kentucky – ACW
5TH Kentucky / 10th KY – ACW
Painted Stone Settlers (Other – Kentucky Settlement Period)
Butler’s Ranger’s – AmRev
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Joshua Bealls Co. of Maryland Forces – F&I
Marland Forces – F&I
1st Maryland Regiment – AmRev
1st Maryland Artillery CSA – ACW
1st Maryland US Volunteers – ACW
2nd Maryland CSA – ACW
2nd Maryland Cavalry Battalion, CSA – ACW
100th Infantry Division– WWII
Massachusetts
22nd Mass. – ACW
28th Mass. – ACW
Sudbury Company – AmRev
Middlesex Fife and Drums -AmRev
HRM 10th Reg. of Foot – AmRev
Second Massachusetts – AmRev
Yarmouth Minutemen – AmRev
Stow Minutemen – AmRev
Lexington Minutemen -AmRev
Boxborough Minutemen – AmRev
Bedford Minutemen – AmRev
13th MVI – Company F -ACW
14th Continental – Glovers Regiment – AmRev
Michigan
Minnesota
502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment-WWII
105th Engineer Combat Battalion – WWII
Mississippi
Missouri
U.S. 2nd Ranger Infantry Battalion – WWII
The 29th Panzergrenadier Regiment– WWII
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
Nevada Civil War Organization – ACW
New Hampshire
6th New Hampshire Volunteers– ACW
New Jersey
Outwater’s Company – AmRev
Jersey Blues – AmRev
Second New Jersey – AmRev
45th Infantry Division– AmRev
Delaware River Blues Company K – ACW
27th Regiment of New Jersey Company F -ACW
New Mexico
New York
24th Regiment of Foot – AmRev
62nd Regiment of Foot – AmRev
34th Regiment of Foot – AmRev
1st Ulster County Militia – AmRev
140th New York Volunteer Infantry – ACW
12th U.S. Infantry Company A– ACW
North Carolina
Royal North Carolina Regiment – AmRev
Second North Carolina – AmRev
Sixth North Carolina – AmRev
Second Light Dragoons – AmRev
North State Rifles – ACW
30th North Carolina Troops – ACW
151st RIL – WWI
North Dakota
Ohio
First Federal Div. – ACW
14th OVI/ 3rd Arkansas – ACW
Dept. of the Ohio – ACW
709th Static (BODENSTÄNDIGE) Infanterie Division -WWII
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Bushy Run Battlefield – PW – (18th Century) Historic Site
Historic Hanna’s Town – – (18th Century) Historic Site
Historic Fort Loudon PA – F&I Historic Site
Marines du Contrecoeur – F&I
Compagnie LeBoeuf – F&I
Depreciation Lands Museum – (18th Century) Historic Site
Department of the Geographer – AmRev
1st Pennsylvania Regiment – AmRev
Old Bedford Village – (19th Century) Historic Site
Berdan’s Sharpshooters – ACW
Sixth Pennsylvania -AmRev
9th PA Lyght Infantry – AmRev
9th Pennsylvania Reserves – Pittsburgh Rifles – ACW
69th PA Irish Volunteers – ACW
111th Pennsylvania – ACW
149th PA Bucktails – ACW
Woodville Plantation – (Whiskey Rebellion/ War of 1812) Historic Site
6th Pennsylvania – AmRev
Captain William Trent’s Company – F&I
Rangers of the Ohio Company – F&I
Hampton’s Battery F Pennsylvania Independent Light Artillery -ACW
54th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry – ACW
3rd Pennsylvania Light Artillery, Battery B – ACW
142nd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Company F– ACW
140th Pennsylvania Volunteers Co. A – ACW
116th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers – ACW
The Furious Fourth – WWII
Allied Airmen’s Preservation Society- Midatlantic District – WWII
82nd Airborne, 508 Parachute Infantry Regiment, Easy Company – WWII
Rhode Island
Le Regiment Bourbonnais – AmRev
2nd Rhode Island Volunteers – Company B – ACW
1st Rhode Island Light Artillery – Company F – ACW
Pawtuxet Rangers – AmRev
14th Heavy Artillery of Rhode Island – ACW
Artillery Company of Newport – Ceremonial Unit/ Historic Site
Conanicut Battery – AmRev
Kentish Guards – AmRev
South Carolina
2nd South Carolina – AmRev
Ferguson SC Artillery Civil War Reenactors -ACW
2nd South Carolina Regiment – ACW
South Dakota
Tennessee
52nd Tennessee Infantry – ACW
Texas
15th Texas Living History Organization – ACW
Texas Military Historical Society WWII
A Company, 1st Battalion, 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment– WWII
36th Recon -WWII
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
First Virginia Regiment – AmRev
Virginia Regiment – Mercers Company – AmRev
4th Company – Brigade of Guards – AmRev
7th Virginia – AmRev
First Virginia Cavalry – ACW
3rd U.S. Regular Infantry – Company K – ACW
30th Battalion Virginia Sharpshooters – ACW
28th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Company B – ACW
21st Virginia Volunteer Infantry, F Company – ACW
19th Virginia Infantry Company B – The Albemarle Rifles -ACW
13th Virginia Infantry – ACW
Washington
West Virginia
Company E, 3rd Regiment, Confederate Engineers -ACW
Carlin’s Battery “D” 1st WV Light Artillery – ACW
Wisconsin
33d Regiment – Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry – ACW
2nd Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry – ACW
Wyoming
Canada
Groups in Multiple Areas
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
Northwest Territories
Nova Scotia
Nunavut
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Yukon