The Appin Regiment/Appin Historical Society, is a northern Virginia based living history group portraying the Appin Stewarts in the army of Prince Charles Edward Stuart of Scotland in 1745-46.
Today, the Swordsmen are portraying members of the Welsh Court of Powys Fadog in 1255. Their prince, Gruffyd II ap Llwellyn, is preparing for the call to arms in support of Llwellyn ap Gryffud, who is seeking to be recognized as Prince of Wales.
Njörðr’s Wanderers
Njörðr’s Wanderers is an evidenced-based living history group. Our guiding principle is to present to the public the current knowledge of early Medieval trade, industry, and commerce through demonstration.
Our camp demonstrates two camps of the celtic and roman world colliding and transforming in 4th century, show side by side with the celtic world and nordic world colliding in the 9th century, showcasing the evolution of western Britain as Britons, Romans, Gaels and vikings all interact with eachother.
Wilde Irishe is a living history group centered in the Mid-Atlantic USA. We portray military and civilian Gaelic Irish of the period 1550-1600, when they waged a series of rebellions to maintain their political and cultural independence against the Dublin-based crown authorities of Tudor England.