The purpose of this thesis was to provide a guide for those who are interested in adopting the position of reenactment consultant by providing the procedures needed to undertake this goal. This study involved an investigation of the Plains region of the United States during the time period of 1823 to 1873. A review of literature was conducted that addressed the hobby of muzzle-loading, the days of the Santa Fe Trail, male and female roles, portrayal of these roles, and black powder guns of the Plains. As a result of the data gathered from this study, results are presented as well as a discussion of the conclusions, limitations of this research, and implications for further study
This creative project uses digital history tools to examine primary sources related to the United St...
The Charles H. Stephens Collection, housed at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology a...
Graduation date: 1987Figures in original document are black and white photocopies. Best scan availa...
The purpose of this thesis was to provide a guide for those who are interested in adopting the posit...
2009 Summer.Includes bibliographical references (pages 137-143).The nineteenth century was a period ...
This thesis demonstrates that Nathan A. Jennings has published a coherent and original body of resea...
Lieutenant Colonel Richard Irving Dodge wrote with the easy style of an experienced raconteur, drawi...
In the years following the Civil War the U.S. government wanted to open the Southern Plains up for w...
This thesis uses an in depth examination of documents and other archeological finds in order to give...
Fort Shaw existed as a military post between the years of 1867 and 1892. The purpose of this thesis ...
The Army, despite having been vexed for a century on how to effectively fight the Plains Indians, ul...
While the military campaigns of the United States Army in conquering the Indian have been the subj...
The Nebraska Territory was established in 1854. Consisting of lands that encompass modern-day Nebras...
This thesis is an analysis of the military activities of the federal government at Fort Hays, Kansas...
With the formation of the United States military establishment in the late eighteenth century, the n...
This creative project uses digital history tools to examine primary sources related to the United St...
The Charles H. Stephens Collection, housed at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology a...
Graduation date: 1987Figures in original document are black and white photocopies. Best scan availa...
The purpose of this thesis was to provide a guide for those who are interested in adopting the posit...
2009 Summer.Includes bibliographical references (pages 137-143).The nineteenth century was a period ...
This thesis demonstrates that Nathan A. Jennings has published a coherent and original body of resea...
Lieutenant Colonel Richard Irving Dodge wrote with the easy style of an experienced raconteur, drawi...
In the years following the Civil War the U.S. government wanted to open the Southern Plains up for w...
This thesis uses an in depth examination of documents and other archeological finds in order to give...
Fort Shaw existed as a military post between the years of 1867 and 1892. The purpose of this thesis ...
The Army, despite having been vexed for a century on how to effectively fight the Plains Indians, ul...
While the military campaigns of the United States Army in conquering the Indian have been the subj...
The Nebraska Territory was established in 1854. Consisting of lands that encompass modern-day Nebras...
This thesis is an analysis of the military activities of the federal government at Fort Hays, Kansas...
With the formation of the United States military establishment in the late eighteenth century, the n...
This creative project uses digital history tools to examine primary sources related to the United St...
The Charles H. Stephens Collection, housed at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology a...
Graduation date: 1987Figures in original document are black and white photocopies. Best scan availa...