Programmes & activities
Research in the archive. History in the open air.
Six programmes connect scholarship with public experience.
Programme 01
Military History Research
Archival study, oral history and analysis of period photographs and regimental records. Findings inform every reconstruction and are shared through talks and our journal.
- Archive and library research
- Analysis of photographs and documents
- Source-referenced notes for each reconstruction
Programme 02
Uniform & Equipment Restoration
Careful documentation and conservation of original items, and accurate reconstruction of uniforms using period-appropriate materials and patterns.
- Condition recording
- Pattern and material research
- Hand-finished reconstruction
Programme 03
Historical Reconstruction
Living-history displays of camp life, drill and daily routine, delivered with clear explanation and strict safety rules.
- Public demonstrations
- Festival participation
- Museum collaborations
Programme 04
Historical Technology & Material Heritage
Study of historical tools, textiles and everyday objects — how they were made, used and repaired.
- Craft techniques
- Object handling sessions
- Material documentation
Programme 05
Educational Outreach
Interactive programmes for schools and families: games, storytelling and hands-on activities that make history memorable for all ages.
- School visits
- Family history days
- Talks for adults
Programme 06
International Cooperation
Joint events and exchanges with reconstruction clubs and heritage institutions across Europe.
- International festivals
- Research exchange
- Partnership projects