Our links are few and selective but that is only because there are lots of great reenacting links. If a unit is listed here it has either participated or supported the trek, GTE, or else truly shines as a distinguished unit historically. Our other links have been reviewed carefully for historical content that reflect the spirit of our organization. Many of these links are also a recap of information from other areas of this website. Enjoy!

LIVING HISTORY	PARKS & SITES	HISTORY & CULTURE
British Brigade. The Indian Department often makes appearances at events sponsored by the British Brigade.	Adirondack State Park. Our home away from home. Rich in history and beauty.	Maps of Burgoyne at Saratoga. A high quality scan of an original document.
62nd Regiment of Foot. This unit portrays the 62nd regiment, part of Burgoyne's Army from Canada during the Northern Campaign of 1777.	Adirondack Museum. A brilliant collection and important resource for Adirondack history.	Drums Along the Mohawk. An excellent site detailing the thrilling history of the Mohawk Valley region.
2nd New Hampshire Light Infantry. These guys are proof that rebels can actually fight. They gave us a good run at the 1997 GTE and are a magnificent portrayal of Continental Light Infantry.	Fort Stanwix. Close to our Adirondack base headquarters near Forestport, New York. This site has been superb with their support of Living History.	RevWar '75 Resource Library An online collection of articles and original sources covering many aspects of the American War for Independence.
Queen's Loyal Rangers. Another superb "Burgoyne-era" unit who served with us during the 1998 Winter trek.	Fort Ticonderoga. The Company of Select Marksmen played a key role in the taking of this fort in 1777.	French and Indian War Resource Guide. Resources covering the Seven Years War, including information on locating participants.
Brigade of the American Revolution. The Indian Department and Company of Select Marksmen are proud members of this Living History master organization. They host the annual Grand Tactical Exercise (GTE).	Fort Niagara. An important post for the Indian Department.	Ontario Loyalist Resources. As mentioned, many Marksmen and Indian Department officers settled in Upper Canada after the war. This resource can help you track them down. Maybe you can find some of your own ancestors.
Infantrie Regiment Von Donop. Although this organization portrays Germans attached to the southern department their appearence are not unlike those Germans who served with Burgoyne.	Fort George. Although an 1812 fort, it is located in historic Niagara-on-the-Lake Ontario, a place with significant Revolutionary history. This fort hosts the annual Northern Department School of Tactics.	Eighteenth-Century Resources A collection of "significant and reliable" internet resources, including information on literature, history, art, music, religion, economics, and philosophy. Includes web sites as well as electronic texts.
40th Regiment of Foot Light Infantry. Like us, the 40th portray a campaign unit with strict historical standards. In many ways they could be considered our Southern campaign cousins.	Fort La Presentation This French fort, constructed in 1749, was captured by the English in 1760 and renamed Fort Oswegatchie. Captain Alexander Fraser was appointed to take command in May 1779 after the end of the Burgoyne campaign.	Hoplologia Discussion Forum. The Company of Select Marksmen and Indian Department is a proud member of Hoplologia, an association of reenactment units dedicated to creating and participating in experimental archaeology.
	King's Arms Press. A purveyor of authentic 18th century period books and printed goods. Many journals and maps from the Burgoyne expedition are available from them.

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