The Public: Not Quite the Enemy
Ah, the public. We’re not really much without them—we need an audience, don’t we? Living history practitioners/costumed interpreters/re-enactors are all looking...
Ah, the public. We’re not really much without them—we need an audience, don’t we? Living history practitioners/costumed interpreters/re-enactors are all looking...
When you think of 18th century dining, which image comes to mind, tea on the left, or the sea captains to the right? While I did not carouse with sea captains t...
cross-posted from A Lively Experiment, all images copyright RIHS. This coming weekend, I’ll be joining in at the Coggeshall Farm Harvest Fair, along with my co-...
Our first overnight, camping-in reenactment went fairly well. Why the artillerists had to bring a concertina to a gunfight, I’ll never know, but a 2:36 AM rendi...
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