Reenactment Sites, Services & Shows

American Civil War Society An American Civil War Society in the United Kingdom.	Camp Chase Gazette The first, best, and at present, the only nationally distributed publication devoted entirely to the subject of reenacting America’s Civil War.	Ghostriders This band of rabble is known as the Ghostriders. A nonprofit living history / stunt company of reenactors with ongoing experience in Civil War and Old West reenacting.

Old Town Temecula Gunfighters Performs several times a year in events like Frontier Days, Western Days and rodeos. Their performances include shootouts, staged fights, gun safety shows and other fun stuff.	Riley's Farm Riley's Farm is a working apple farm that performs accurate reenactments, blacksmith services, mercantile center and hosts educational and/or apple picking field trips for students or any group. They also offer vacation packages and lessons in firearm maintenance, dancing and musical instruments.	The 9th Cavalry Here to bring attention to the courage, sacrifice, bravery, loyalty, and devotion to duty of these men and to teach our children about those who struggled, bled and died to bring civilization to our western frontier the true history of the West.


The Alpine Outlaws The Alpine Outlaws recreate the mystery and fascination of the Old West with their authentic clothing, saddles, tack and weapons. Performing Wild West shows, disrupting the stickiest of wedding receptions, BBQs, fundraisers and parades, the Alpine Outlaws know how to make any event an event to remember.	The Living History Association A non-profit historical and educational organization dedicated to accurate re-creations of history.	Tombstone Vigilantes The "Official Ambassadors" of Tombstone A non-profit organization formed "to re-create and keep alive the history of the Old West and Tombstone."

	Terry's Texas Rangers There were many Texas Rangers, but only the 8th Texas Cavalry were Terry's Texas Rangers - one of the hardest fighting cavalry units during the "War Between The States". Today, historical reenactors come from Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Arizona & New Mexico to recreate the life and times of those brae men as authentically correct as possible some 140 years after the fact.