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• North American Frontiersmen We, the North American Frontiersmen, are a New Association Dedicated to Meeting the Challenges and Enjoying the Freedoms of the Original American Pioneers
  
• Lewis-Clark Valley Chautauqua The Website of a Living History Presenters Organization in Clarkston, Washington and Lewiston, Idaho.
• Pulteney's Regiment (13th Foot) UK Based Group Re-enacting the Period from 1740 to 1760 but Specializing in the Dates 1742-50. We Aim to Recreate as Authentically as Possible a Unit of Soldiers in King George II's Service.
• Great Lakes Woodland Alliance The Great Lakes Alliance is an Association of Reenacters Involved in Living History, Particularly in the Region of the Great Lakes, Circa the 18th Century and Early 19th. We Include Native American and Associated Portrayals.
  
• The Company of Fifers & Drummers The Company of Fifers & Drummers is the Leading Organization of Fife and Drum Corps, with Members throughout the U.S., Canada, United Kingdom and Europe. They Own and Maintain The Museum of Fife & Drum and an Extensive Music Library and Archives.
• Northwest Territory of the N-SSA The NWT is One of the 12 Regions of the N-SSA, Based in Michigan. The N-SSA is a Civil War Firearms Competition Fired by Teams Representing Actual Units from the American Civil War.
  
• US Cavalry Association The Cavalry Association is Dedicated to Preserving the History and Heritage of the US Cavalry
  
• Choctaw's Buckskinner Links Buckskinner, Mountain Man, James Barrow Caton "CHOCTAW" Links Go On and ON
• Coon 'n Crockett Muzzleloaders The Almost Complete List of Muzzle Loading and Buckskinning Links
  
• River Rat Muzzle Loaders Home Page
• National Rendezvous and Living History Foundation Dedicated to Making Our National Rendezvous the Best Events in the U.S
• American Longrifle Association American Longrifle Association (A.L.R.A.) is an Organization Designed for those People Who Want to Do More than Only Read About the Early Years of Our Country's History
• White Oak Society This Web Site Was Developed to Serve as an Educational Resource About the Fur Trade Era Within the Great Lakes Region
  

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