Definition of reenactor
: a person who participates in reenactments of historical events
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Civil War reenactors perform battles, antique autos and farm equipment are displayed, and black-powder and skeet shoots are demonstrated.
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Watch as colonial reenactors demonstrate daily colonial chores of tending to the kitchen and herb gardens, food preparation, cooking over the hearth, and weaving on our 300-year-old loom.
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Living history on the 1860’s presented by Civil War reenactors from the Idaho Civil War Volunteers.
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Hitchcock can tell stories about being a reenactor.
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The excursions will include food, vintage cocktail service, reenactors and other entertainment, photo opportunities, contests and an improved VIP layover reception at LaSalle Street Station.
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Although the crossing ended up being canceled because of dangerous winds, Pagon hopes to forge a partnership with the reenactors in future years.
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Maybe that’s why some reenactors prefer a more scholarly label: living historian.
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Pop-up museum of S.F. history with exhibitors, community historians, archivists, genealogists, archaeologists, researchers, educators, reenactors, and other history enthusiasts.
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First Known Use of reenactor
1980
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