Links to Reenacting Groups and Historic Places in Texas

Texas Rifles: http://www.texasrifles.org/

Civil War group many of whose members are now, or have been, Texas Revolution reenactors.

11^th Texas Cav Site: http://www.11texascav.org/

Civil War group who also helps put on the Liendo Plantation Civil War Weekend each November.

Liendo Plantation: http://www.liendo.org/

An 1950s plantation near Hempstead.  The Home of the Liendo Plantation Civil War Weekend each November.

Alamo de Parras: http://www.geocities.com/the_tarins@sbcglobal.net/adp/index.html

This group is dedicated to accurately depicting the Alamo’s place in history

Presidio la Bahia: http://www.presidiolabahia.org/

The significance of the Presidio is that it and the two missions constitute the only surviving example of a Spanish Colonial mission/presidio complex in Texas and one of very few in North America. 

San Antonio Living History Association: http://www.sanantoniolivinghistory.org/

Their goal is to promote greater understanding of San Antonio's multi-cultured heritage through the use of the skills and the art of living history interpretation in schools and at historic sites in San Antonio and Texas.

San Jacinto Volunteers: coloneltubbs@yahoo.com

They work to preserve the San Jacinto site and to pu on the San Jacinto Battle each year.

The Texian Legacy Association:  http://www.texianlegacy.com/index.html

The main purpose of the corporation is to research, preserve and teach the skills and history of pre-1840 Texas and to foster an interest in the rich heritage of Texas through public living history presentations, demonstrations, reenactments and interpretations.

George Ranch Historical Park: http://www.georgeranch.org/

Brings to life Texas history from the 1820’s to the present on the site of a single ranch.  They also sponsor Texian Market Days each October.

The Alamo: http://www.thealamo.org/

It’s the Alamo !