The Continental Line, Inc., established
in 1987 and incorporated in 1995, is a non-profit educational organization
of recreated units representing the Continental Army, the various
colonial militias, the Continental Navy, the Continental Marines, and units
in the service of the French King during the American Revolution.
The Line, organized to promote a better
knowledge and understanding among its member units and the general public
of that period in the history of the United States during which our nation
won its independence from Great Britain, assembles units from South Carolina
to New Hampshire to share in public battle scenarios, 18th Century diversions,
as well as various aspects and interpretations of a soldierís life during
the The American Revolution.
What is a re-enactor? What does it take to get
started as a re-enactor? Here youíll find some tips for finding a
regiment, getting your kit together, and learning more about living history
and the period the Line portrays.
If thereís one thing to say about a bunch of historians,
itís that they truly enjoy sharing their knowledge. Explore unique
historical topics covered in scholarly detail, as well as hints and tips
from other re-enactors.