Tag Archives: revolutionary war reenactment

A Contrarian’s View of History: The Myth of Independence

By todd | Published July 4, 2010

Our struggle for Independence has been argued about, fought over and turned to myth for a couple centuries now. The History Trekker tries to sort out who to thank for who we are today.

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Living history at the 2010 Spirit of Vincennes Rendezvous

By todd | Published June 26, 2010

Photos and travelogue from the 2010 Spirit of Vincennes Rendezous, George Rogers Clark National Historic Park by history travel photographer / writer Todd Atteberry for the History Trekker

Colonial Soldier at the Burning of Kingston

By todd | Published March 17, 2010

Colonial soldier at the Burning of Kingston in 2009, Kingston, New York by history travel photographer Todd Atteberry, for The History Trekker

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Snipers at the Battle of Kingston

By todd | Published March 9, 2010

A scene of snipers firing at the Battle of Kingston at the Burning of Kingston festival, 2009, by history travel photographer Todd Atteberry for the History Trekker

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Cleaning His Weapon

By todd | Published February 18, 2010

Photo of a reenactor cleaning his weapon following the battle at the Burning of Kingston, 2009, by history photographer Todd Atteberry