Comprehensive Unit List?

[JeffBrooks]

Is there are website or other resource that has a comprehensive list of Civil War reenactment units?

 

[Tin cup]

It would have to be updated constantly. I know over the past few years here in Texas we have had a good number of units just kind of faded away...some I was glad to see go!

Kevin Dally

 

[Conor_B]

I saw one a few months ago but it was sub par. I know for Mississippi this list was missing so many units.

 

[Tin cup]

Example: If you look up some (what they call umbrella organizations)...

Look at the names of organizations on this list...
http://www.cleburnes-division.com/participants.aspx?EventID=10 ... copy & paste some of the names in your browser to see if they have web sites.

Kevin Dally

 

[Diplogeek]

The 1st Maine Cavalry has a pretty large list, sorted by the state represented by the unit (as opposed to location- I know there's a 20th Maine in Washington state, for example). I'm sure at least some of the links are out of date (and others are missing), but it's not a bad place to start. They appear to list any and all units, as well, so you won't be limited to just hardcore or mainstream units, but get the whole spectrum. I found the lack of any kind of comprehensive directory really frustrating when I was looking for a unit to join, but units come and go so frequently, you can see why keeping such a list up to date would be a somewhat thankless task.

 

[Diplogeek]

And it would probably help if I provided the link:

http://mainecav.org/links.htm

 

[M E Wolf]

Even if you use Cleburne's registration list -- that doesn't include those groups 'independent' and those who are with the GAC....

M. E. Wolf

 

[M E Wolf]

Even if you use Cleburne's registration list -- that doesn't include those groups 'independent' and those who are with the GAC....

I think "King's Division" is in Texas....



M. E. Wolf