Reenactors Directory
Over the years we have received many requests from schools, media companies and historic venues for details of re-enactors, in order to help to bring alive the various period events that they wished to stage. In addition, many individuals have contacted us looking for similar information concerning societies and associations in which they can join, to share in the fun, interest and passion of a specific historic era.
In response to this demand, we have created a directory of UK-based living history societies and associations, complete with web links and contact details as appropriate. Each groups availability for public and school displays as well as film work is also indicated.
21.Infanterie Division
Post WW1 and WW2
Home Counties & Midlands
A late war Wehrmacht living history society. We have a selection of German WW2 vehicles and equipment and specialise in period film, TV, live events, & photography.
- Public Display
- Film Work
Mercenaries of Mercia
Middle Ages
Based at Whittington Castle, Shropshire.
We are a group of historical soldiers based in the Shropshire area. We train weekly to fight using weapons and armour of the medieval ages. Currently recruiting members at all skill levels, please contact us through our website.
- Public Display
- School Display
- Film Work
Steelmaiden
Multiperiod
Cornwall
Female metalsmith making and teaching the art of chainmail, I give demos and talks on metalsmithing.
- Public Display
- School Display
- Film Work
Tudor Tales
Tudors & Stuarts
Hampshire
We are interpreters and domestic life historians. We teach workshops and courses in historic crafts. Demonstrating medieval and Tudor women’s social and domestic history.
- Public Display
- School Display
- Film Work
Homefront to Battlefront
Post WW1 and WW2
Southwest England
We are a WW2 Living History Group portraying homefront and battlefront, see our website for details.
- Public Display
- School Display
- Film Work
- Public Display
- School Display
- Film Work
A Moment in Time Living History Association
Multiperiod
National
Offering over a thousand years of history in its displays, encompassing many periods from late Roman, all the way through to mid 20th century.
- Public Display
- School Display
- Film Work