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Some folks are content to learn about history in books.

Others are naturally drawn back to simpler times and the way life was lived decades or centuries ago. For these modern day history buffs, living history is a way to experience part of the challenges and rewards that the people who came before us experienced first-hand.

Around the Web, join the fun with information and locations for the most popular local open-air museums, reenactment companies and historical faires and feasts worldwide ...

Society for Creative Anachronism - The SCA is the world's largest organization of Renaissance and medieval reenactment companies, with info on associated groups or 'kingdom's' around the globe, rules and regulations, membership info and related links.

The Directorie - The Web's most comprehensive and reliable list of Renaissance and medieval battle reenactments, encampments, feasts, pageants, and living history displays throughout the year.

ALHFAM Links - Major agricultural, seaport and open-air museum links categorized by U.S. region, as well as related Europe museums; courtesy of The Association for Living History, Farm and Agricultural Museums.

Living History Museums - Comprehensive lists of historic houses and living history museums throughout the U.S. & Canada.

Annual Gettysburg Reenactment - One of America's most talked about reenactment events with info on ticket purchasing, reenactor participation and registration, photo gallery and related links.

ARLHO - The Australasian Register of Living History Organizations - Details on Australia and New Zealand reenactment groups with an events calendar, links and resources categorized by historical era.

Re-enacting Glossary - Buzzwords and American insider slang for the none-too-serious reenactor, from historicgames.com.

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