The Brigade of The American Revolution
The Brigade of the American Revolution is a non-profit living history association dedicated to recreating the life and times of the common soldier, their families, and the citizens who shaped a new nation. Their commitment to historical accuracy provides the authentic heart of our film, bringing the 18th century to vivid, tangible life for a modern audience.
Our History
1962
Foundation in New Jersey
The Brigade was established to provide a standardized, research-based framework for representing military life during the 18th century.
1976
Bicentennial Celebrations
The Brigade played a pivotal role in national Bicentennial events, showcasing the rigor of material culture and drill to a global audience.
2002
 Leading the Nation's 225th Anniversary Commemorations
During the nationwide observance of the 225th Anniversary of the American Revolution, the Brigade of the American Revolution played a leading role in bringing Revolutionary history to life. Through nationally recognized reenactments, educational programming, battlefield events, public demonstrations, and partnerships with historic sites across the country, the Brigade helped educate hundreds of thousands of visitors and inspired a new generation to connect with America's Revolutionary past.
Present Day
Looking Toward Semiquincentennial
Today, the Brigade prepares to lead the nation's 250th anniversary, continuing our mission to bring the story of our founding to life through educational film and live demonstration.