Historic
Highlanders
  
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Mile Failte!
ABOUT
HISTORIC HIGHLANDERS
Historic
Highlanders is a Scottish cultural and educational organization.
Our objective is to preserve authentic Scottish heritage by
researching and recreating elements of everyday life of Highland
society from 1314 to 1746 (the battles of Bannockburn and
Culloden respectively), and to share that information with the
public through lectures and demonstrations. Click here for our <updated
2007> Schedule of Events
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A
CALL FOR CONSCRIPTS
Stop by and
see us at the festivals if you might be interested in joining the Historic
Highlanders. All that is needed is a love of history - OK, Scottish
history specifically. Interested conscripts always welcome at our
encampment!
Some
examples of how we do this are
Authentic
garb: Members select a
period in Scottish history, research it, and then outfit
themselves accordingly. Historical accuracy in dress and accessories is adhered to as
closely as possible.
Feile mor (great kilt) demo
Period
skills: We research and practice various
skills such as spinning, weaving,
leatherworking, blacksmithing, and others that
were used by period Highlanders in their daily lives. The group
is also participating in the construction of a Scottish "black house" in New Boston
New Hampshire.
Display
Items:
Historic
Highlanders members possess a fine collection of period and
replica Scottish weaponry. Scotland's history
is a martial one, and this is nowhere more readily seen than in
her unique weaponry. We also have period cooking equipment and
various tools and utensils. Our members are well versed in the
history of each item and gladly share their knowledge with all
who have questions.
Period
Culture: Members are
encouraged to explore Scotland's language, music, dance, and
other art forms. Research into other aspects of everyday highland
life during our period such as farming methods, food preparation,
dwellings, folk medicine, etc. is also
encouraged.
The Ceilidh
- some articles of interest
SPONSORSHIP
Current list of
sponsors
We need and truly value
your support, and look forward to hearing from you.
Historic
Highlanders is available to participate at Scottish Highland
Games, Celtic festivals, and other heritage, historical, or
"living history" events. Please, Keep in mind we are
based in New England, USA
You can e-mail us at Events@historichighlanders.com
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Or reach us by snail mail at:
Historic
Highlanders
PO
Box 842
Londonderry,
NH 03053
During
the season it may take us a while to get back to you so please
bear with us!
Other pictures For more
pictures,follow this link:
Links - to other Scottish /
Celtic / Historical resources
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SPECIAL EVENT **************
Culloden 2000 - Waynesville, Ohio ( new
pictures June 07 last update)
Culloden 99 - Milford, NY
Culloden 98 - London, Ontario

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Well after making everyone wait for 6 months or
so for new
construction, due to conflicts with various time issues of the new webmaster, I'm back as
Web-dood of the Historic
Highlanders web site. Changes will be dependant of audience participation,
mostly I will be doing renovations.
<SEND YOUR
PICTURES OF US IN ACTION IN JPG FORMAT TO THE WEB MASTER LISTED BELOW>
List of Officers
President@historichighlanders.com
aka fearless leader
VicePresident@historichighlanders.com
also new membership coordinator. Email this person if you are interested in
joining up with us for fun and excitement...oh ya there's work too.
Treasurer@historichighlanders.com
- ah keeper of the cash flow.
Recordingsecretary@historichighlanders.com
- Records things at meetings...mostly hubbub
Events@historichighlanders.com
- if you would like to schedule us to appear at your event email this person.
Keep in mind we are a New England based group.
All Information and Photographs contained within this web site
are not to be used without express permission of the Historic Highlanders. Those
pictures that contain the "IMacK" logo remain the property of the
artist Ian MacKenzie and may not be used
with out express permission. Site design by IMacK
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