| LHR Membership Membership is open to anyone interested in
history. We primarily focus on the 1750-1840 era, but anyone is welcome.
We’d be glad to have you
join us.
If you’re not reenacting now but
think you’d like to, we can help you get started.
We’d be glad to help you make those important first
decisions on which era you’d like to reenact and
what kind of persona to portray.
Membership
If you would like to join us, the fee is $12 per person
per year.
Name
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City, State, Zip code
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Phone Number
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E-mail
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Let us know if you only want e-mail from the Secretary.
We have a support membership for people
who are not re-enactors. It is $25.00 per
year. Those people will receive all information and
can help clear sights and do maintenance if they wish.
Contact the Living History Re-enactors,
Inc.
Call Larry Boschen, Events Coordinator:
314-837-7021
Our mailing address is:
P.O. Box 2512
Florissant, MO 63032
E-mail: LHR President:
Doug Riser
Our Website: http://www.livhis.org
Living History
Re-enactors Inc.
Who are Living History Re-enactors?
We're people like you! People that find American
History interesting and important. Re-enactors come
from all walks of life. We're young, we're old.
We're married, we're single. We have families, or
maybe not. We're postmen, doctors, seamstresses,
mechanics, homemakers, educators... you name it!
What do Re-enactors do?
Well, like the name implies, many of us are
"re-enactors" who like to dress in
"period" clothing and participate in events that
give the feel of what life was like in the "good ole
days" and we like to demonstrate that early life for
visitors at our events. BUT DON'T YOU GET THE IDEA
THAT'S ALL WE DO! We also give our time for many
things of historic value. We've cleaned up a Civil
War veteran's cemetary, cleared weeds and made
campsites at Fort Bellefontaine Park. We have a
"black powder" shooting match and demo. We help out
at the Old St. Ferdinand Shrine in Florissant, MO, and have built an old fashioned "bread oven"
there to conduct demonstrations and raise funds.
We also provide assistance and support to the St Stanislaus Museum in Florissant.
Some of us go to schools & meetings to give
presentations for the children's enjoyment and learning.
When & Where do Re-enactors
meet?
Besides our annual events & our special projects, we meet at the
Florissant Branch Library located at Bangert Park in Florissant, MO,
on the third Wednesday of each month. Watch this
website for any change in meeting locations
Why do Re-enactors do what they do?
We love our American history. We enjoy teaching others
to understand our American history. We want to preserve our
local, state & national history, including buildings,
books, tools... well... ANYTHING of historic value!
And How do Re-enactors do all these
things?
We get involved. Not just by dressin' up in funny
old clothing. We help our community and we
participate in local events, like the Valley of Flowers
Festival, in bi-state events, such as other group's
Rendezvous or encampments, and in national events, like
the Lewis & Clark
Expedition.
That's what Living History Re-enactors
are all about... You can participate at any level you
like! Bring your own knowledge, background,
experience or expertise to help out. Work on most
any area of American history. Build a
"persona" based on your own family heritage or
ethnic origin. Be a thinker... a planner... (a good
stout back to help with projects wouldn't
hurt). You aren't required to dress up in funny
clothes and re-enact anything!... But I bet you
eventually WILL. Because, like the old Mountain Men
would say... You're sure to have a SHININ' TIME!
Thanks for taking the time to visit
with us!
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