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Living History is the reenactment of times past via the reproduction of daily living and the activities therein - including wars, games, faires, artisans, and first-person interpretations - through historic research, period garb, and the use of an era's common tools and objects. It is used as both a means of educating others and remembering the times in which our ancestors lived.
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- Association of Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums (ALHFAM) - Organization for those involved in historical reenactment. Membership information, links, glossary and bibliography, employment postings, regional meetings, and board of directors.
- Histrenact - The Historical Reenactment Web Site - Search engine and directory of the global historical reenactment community. Contains links to reenactment societies, trader details and other information for the global reenactment community.
- Ladies of Re-enacting - Dedicated to the women of living history. Information on all eras from the Baroque period to the Swing era as well as period recipes, sewing projects, and information on etiquette.
- Lively Arts History Association (LAHA) - Based in Southern California, LAHA fosters an understanding of history through the performing arts; programs include living history, lectures, concerts and vintage dance.
- Museum Village - Everyday village life of 150 years ago is made avid by knowledgeable interpreters demonstrating life in the 19th Century.
- Re-Enacting Glossary - A humorous and serious guide to the jargon of historical hobbyists.
- Reenactor.net - Extensive listing of historical societies, organizations, and associations. Articles on reenactment and an events calendar.
- Reenactor's Webring Index - An index of Webrings specifically of interest to historical reenactors, renaissance fair participants, "living history" museums, SCA members, or other historical hobbyists and professionals.
- Teen Reenactors and Historians - Resource for teenagers who enjoy history, or are involved in the hobbies of reenacting or living history. Includes information on getting started, FAQ, image gallery, featured sites, and related links.
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