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Eighteenth-Century Resources - http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/18th/
Master index of eighteenth-century resources on the Web. |
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Mountain Man Information - http://www.over-land.com/westpers31.html
Descriptive definitions of fur trade era terminology. |
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Coalition of Historical Trekkers - COHT - http://www.coht.org/
Group dedicated to the preservation and study of the pre-1840 frontier people in America by means of literary research and experimental archaeology. |
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Coon n Crockett Muzzleloaders Club - http://www.coon-n-crockett.org/cnc~home.htm
Non-profit organization for blackpowder enthusiasts, buckskinners, rendezvous traders and other reenactors of the fur trade and mountain man eras. Site has links to other area clubs. Based in Grand Forks, ND. |
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Kalamazoo Living History Show - http://www.kalamazooshow.com/
Largest juried show in the Midwest devoted to pre-1890 living history supplies, accouterments and related crafts. The event attracts over 270 craftsman and dealers throughout the US. |
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Fort Bon Secours - http://www.fortbonsecours.org/
Provides details of the fort, photographs, a calendar and a map. |
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Grassy Run Historical Arts - http://www.grassyrun.org/
18th Century living history organization, teaching the youth of southwest Ohio their rich historic past. |
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Manuel Lisa Party in the Montana Brigade of the American Mountain Men - http://www.manuellisaparty.com
An association of individuals who reenact the pre-1840 fur trade by means of literary research and experimental archaeology, dedicated to the preservation of the traditions of the western mountain man. |
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Kentucky River Longknives - http://members.tripod.com/~Longhunter/
A group of friends and family members who enjoy pursuing the 18th century lifestyle known as buckskinning. Located in Harrodstown (Harrodsburg), Kentucky . |
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Shines Living History Productions - http://members.fortunecity.com/kathishines/index.html
Guided trips and cultural heritage programs of Native American and Lewis and Clark era bring the past to life with hands-on experiences. Families, schools, tour groups take a trip back to simpler times. |