Spanish Soldiers in Colonial America, The 2nd Catalonians do Colonial Living History Reenactment of Spanish Colonial America, and are very good at it.

A 16th Century New World Garrison, is a group of living-historians based at De Soto National Memorial, in Bradenton, Florida. The organization is named after Captain Pedro Calderón, who was left in charge of the base camp and port, when Hernando de S

This page is part of the more extensive site for the California Military Museum in Sacramento. It contains links to articles and sites of interest to the Spanish Coloninal historical interpreter. The overall site is framed, with a collection of ori

This part of the Freetrappers website has quotes (unattributed) and a drawing of a Soldado de Cuera.

A group of living historians who portray first person impressions of the Presidio Soldados from San Antonio de Bexar. Very accurate uniforms and equipment.

This page within the site for the Arizona Historical Society Museum at Papago Park in Tempe, AZ is for several eras, but the first is 16th century Spanish.

Bruce is an excellent reenactor, who does his impression for schools and like the wandering Padre, shows up throughout California at various events. This is a quick outline of what he does.

Spanish Colonial Living History pages that contain fairly old information on organizations and events. Part of a collection of pages that discuss the contributions of Hispanics to the USA. Useful for old contact information, even with broken links a

Articles, Photos and Drawings related to the 18th Century Spanish Colonial Frontier Solidiers of the Royal Presidio of San Diego, Alta California. Extensive site with MIDI music.

This page is part of the larger Mission San Juan Capistrano site and contains info on their Living History Society and when they present. Within the larger site, there are event listings, historical info and pictures of the mission. There is also a

This is the official home of Los Soldados, a reenactment group dedicated to portraying the Spanish Soldados de Cuera at the Presidio of Santa Barbara. Very extensive, lots of information.

The Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe, NM has the Segasser Hide Paintings on display. This is the only place on the web where I've found any representations of these important 1720 drawings. Click on the thumbnail to bring up a bigger picture.

This is the home page of one of the few reenacting groups in Spain, and therefore a rare site. Napoleonic era, with pictures from the Museum of the Army in Madrid of extreme interest to Spanish Colonial reenactors.

This is a discussion listserv, with historians, reenactors and illustrators as members. There are also pictures and articles to download, as well as an event calendar.

This article, by René Chartrand, contains detailed information on the 1st Company of Catalonian Volunteers, stationed in Nootka, Alaska, along with uniform descriptions and paintings by David Rickman.

This unofficial site for the Marine Corps of Spain has some history and pictures of interest to Spanish Colonial reenactors, especially the uniform pictures at the end of the page.

Part of the much larger Alamo de Parras framed site with a extensive information about soldiers and life the in the Spanish and Mexican period. There is an dictionary of terms, with drawings and photos of equipment and uniforms, as well as a descrip