This is a list of 18th Century groups that have requested to be included. 
This list is not meant as an endorsement of the groups abilities. 
This is simply a method for people to make contact with others in the hobby.

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• Isle of Wight Militia:
  Depicting Isle of Wight Militia and their families during the American Revolution, particularly during the campaign of  1781                                                                                                                                           
  Our website is: http://www.geocities.com/va_hstry/IsleofWightMilitia.html
  
• La Compagnie des Hivernants de la Riviere St. Pierre (The winterers of  the Minnesota River).
       We are a St. Paul, Minnesota group that can be hired for events.   We also do a lot of public service work.  Our specialty is the Upper Midwest Fur Trade, which includes French, British,  and American periods.  We have costumes, canoes, a large selection of trade goods to demonstrate, and historic cooking and camping equipment. Our members have canoed many  of the historic canoe routes in the Minnesota area.  We can produce a 3-canoe colorful flotilla  for historic events.  For winter impressions, we bring along a freight toboggan and a cariole boggan.
  Our website is: http://www.tc.umn.edu/~haskell/HSP.html

• The Second  Regiment of South Carolina; The official Revolutionary Regiment  for South Carolina   
      We are a volunteer living history organization dedicated to recreating the daily activities and  experiences of one of the most famous American units of the Revolutionary War in the southern colonies. We are a group of men, women and children who desire to bring the era
  of our nation’s birth to life through battle reenactments and living history demonstrations.                                           
  Our website is: http://www.2ndsc.org/frames.html

       

  Indian Creek Productions, Inc.

  Indian Creek Productions, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to American Indian education.  Our goal is to educate school children, teachers, and the general public as to the factual culture and history of native peoples.

  Because our heritage is Cherokee, we focus on the history and culture of the Cherokee people. However, we do offer presentations that relate to other areas.
  http://www.indiancreekproductions.com/index.html