Spanish American War Re-enactment groups

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Spanish-American War Reenactment Groups

If you have a group involved in reenacting the life of Soldiers and/or Sailors of the Spanish-American War/Philippine-American War era, let us know. We will be glad to put your group's general information, schedule of activities and E-mail address "on line"!!
PLEASE NOTE!
The Editors of The Spanish-American War Centennial Website are providing this information as a courtesy to the reenactment groups listed below. We are not vouching for the accuracy, authenticity, or safety of any of the re-enactment groups we list. Secondly, we recommend that all vintage firearms obtained be inspected by a reputable gunsmith prior to use. We are not vouching for the safety of weapons purchased from the sources mentioned.
Click Here for a list of Spanish American War-related events
Click Here for a partial List of Sutlers (suppliers of uniforms and equipment for the troops)
Click here for an account of the 2001USAWS annual event
Click Here for K Troop, 1st United States Volunteer Cavalry, Leon County, Texas re-enactment group.

Click Here for The "2nd Texas Volunteer Infantry, Co. K, a Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas
re-enactment group.

Click Here for "The 9th U.S. Infantry, Co.C," an Indiana re-enactment group.

Click Here for The "Boys (and Girls) of '98," a Michigan re-enactment group.

Click Here for Batallon de Cazadores No. 25 “de la Patria” (25th  Rifle Battalion), an Illinois and Ohio based re-enactment group.

Click Here for"The Living History Crew of the USFS OLYMPIA," a Philadelphia living history organization.

Click Here for The Spanish War, 1898, a San Francisco Bay Area living history and re-enactment group!

Click Here for a link to the Camp Merritt Volunteers Re-enactors' Page
Click Here for a link to the Company E, 2nd United States Infantry Re-enactors' Page.
Click Here for a link to  the Arizona Rough Riders Historical Association (1st  U.S. Volunter Cavalry, Troop A, "Rough Riders")
Click Here for a link to  the 1st U.S. Volunter Cavalry ("Rough Riders"), Troop D Re-enactors' Page (operating in Oregon, Washington and Idaho)
Click Here for a link to  the 1st U.S. Volunter Cavalry ("Rough Riders"), Troop D Re-enactors' Page (operating in California)
Click Here for a link to the The Spanish War, 1898.
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