The Crown Forces Form Square to fend off cavalry at The Battle of Chippewa/Lundy's Lane event in 2014.
Life in the encampment... a respite from battle and a place to rest, chat, and relax...
Marching steady onto the field for another battle. The Incorporated Militia is on the way!
As night falls in Fort Erie, the line fires a volley at the dreaded invaders in the fort!
At the Annual Mess Dinner, there's always time to have a dance and create memories...
Our Unit History
Early in the War of 1812, it became apparent that the existing militia system was woefully inadequate for the defense of Upper Canada. To rectify this situation, the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada passed an Act creating the Incorporated Militia of Upper Canada. Volunteers from throughout the Province were to be formed into Battalions, and to serve for the duration of the war. The men received...
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CAMPFOLLOWERS’ REGENCY RAMBLE – JULY 2020
Regency Rambles was established during the COVID lockdown to create an opportunity for reenactors, Janeites and Regency lovers to come together and continue to discover and learn about all things early Regency 1800-1820.
Recently an online Regency inspired breakfast was held. Each participant prepared a breakfast in the Regency style, dressed the part. We listened to two excellent speakers. Jane Walton from Britain spoke about historical headwear and how to take care of hats and bonnets. Jane was followed by the ever eloquent Mr. Zack MacLeod Pinsent, also from Britain. Zack entertained us with a talk on Gentlemen’s Morning Attire and Etiquette.
Several members of the IMUC/IMAC Campfollower group participated; Carol Whelan, Jacquie, Sophie and Maeve Durham, Nancy Kinsmen, Darlene Kingstone, Peter St Denis and Liz Webb. Our good friend Beth Bristow joined us on line as well.
Pictures from the Regency Breakfast c/o Liz, Carol and Darlene can be found at:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/10209916@N05/albums/72157715326506472
