Horsfall’s Company
Captain Christopher Horsfall’s Company, one of the six battalion companies, representing the Royal Welch Fusiliers in the South.
Captain Christopher Horsfall’s Company, one of the six battalion companies, representing the Royal Welch Fusiliers in the South.
UNIFORM: Late War Uniform They are doing this event every other year – there is a small skirmish / battle in the afternoon on Saturday – they have multiple periods attending the festival – you will get to see some World War I and World War II reenactors – it…
Each January, the Princeton Battlefield Society presents Experience the Battle of Princeton—a powerful, immersive reenactment of the pivotal Battle of Princeton, fought on January 3, 1777.
The 23rd attended the Battle of Great Bridge, Chesapeake, VA on 6-7 December to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Great Bridge, which took place December 9, 1775. We supported the 14th RoF, Grenadier Company on their 250th anniversary of their play in the battle. Great turnout from…
On the 14th and 15th of November, Lieut. Shane Reilly and Pvt. Alexander Reilly joined Grenadiers from His Majesty’s 14th Regt. of Foot under the command of Capt. James Carver supporting the Royal authority of Lord Dunmore. Troops from the 80th RoF, Hessian Jaegers, and a couple of Royal Artillery…
The 23rd returned to Camden to reenact the Battles of Camden and Cowpens and close out the year with our end of season dinner. Attendance was very good despite several last minute cancellations. The 23rd fielded 2 officers, 4 Sjts, 3 musicians and 15 muskets. The usual suspects from CA…
Heralded as likely the last time a rev war event would be held at this historic location, an impressive number of British, Hessian and Continentals showed up for this semi-tactical; but, also public focused event.
This event was attended by Eric Bothur, Caleb Bothur, Lance Davis, Aiden Davis, Monty Dixon, Kevin McClain and Eric Spaar. The Royal Welch had a small dinner with music on Friday night. Lance Davis and Eric Bothur were kind enough to bring their guitars and we had a small sing…
This was an outstanding event with a tremendous turnout of British and American reenactors. It certainly exceeded my expectations for this 250th event. The location was Northeast of Boston in Gloucester, MA at Stage Fort Park. A beautiful location, sunny and right next to the water. Somewhere around 1,000 reenactors…
Two days, threat of rain, so what’s new here? It was a well-attended event with over 15 in attendance and a surprise visitor from a fusilier from the past.
The battle recreation on Saturday had the British line extending the 23rd and 33rd further to the left in the woods than usual. Ground never before traversed by us proved a bit challenging but under the adept field command of Shane Reilly we were able to engage the enemy, break…
Coyle’s cannon and wonderful table display had a steady flow of people gravitating to it.
Another cold day at Princeton in January (at least Eric thought so; Alex thought it was quite balmy for January) – we only had a few 23rd in attendance but it was a quality few! Alex Ivanchishin, Eric Spaar, Denis Messier and Jordan Rowland marched out with the British line…
Another great turnout for the Southern Company at our annual Camden event. The weekend started Friday evening with our End of Campaign dinner at the Tavern in Historic Camden in conjunction with the Camden BBQ festival.