Battle Re-enactment and Living History Society. Welcome to the website of the 2nd Battalion 95th Rifles. Living history is a very important part of our unit as a soldier could spend more time in the camp than on the battlefield. It also gives the women and children of the unit a chance to recreate the way of life for a family of a Napoleonic soldier. Our meals are based upon period recipes and cooked over an open fire, which becomes the heart of the camp. Can you Hit the Mark? .

Saturday, March 10, 2012. I sewed the four triangles together using backstitches and lightly stuffed them with lambswool. I then sewed the band together with backstitches. I cut a piece of pasteboard that I slipped into the band and then. Using a tension rod, I stuffed it with lambswool.

Those who are born first, guide those who come later; and those who are born later, join those who were born before. Those who were born before us, guide those who follow; those born after, should look to the past. Airmen, Fly Girls and Shark teeth. Going beyond simple lettering and pictures, airplane nose art was a form of power, good luck, ownership and a blushing reminder of home for the crews. Black and White in Color.

Royal Sussex Society - 35th Regiment of Foot. The Royal Sussex Regimental Society. Want to get involved? Unfortunately, we are not able to assist in genealogical services. The 35th Regiment is a Member of the British Brigade. Check us out on YouTube.

WCD is a first-person living history event which seeks to bring to life for a day the John Brown House in Providence RI, with a cast of characters ranging from maid to matriarch. I played the former for the past two years, but a few months ago when Kitty Calash.