A page of a goodly number of pictures of the 2000 reenactment of the battle of San Pasqual, where the Mexican caballeros/lancers beat the US Dragoons. Part of a larger snapshot site by Mike Pique.

A page of quite a few photos of the 2001 San Pasqual Battle Reenactment. Part of a larger site snapshots taken by a Mike Pique.

This is a gallery of photographs by delDom Photography, of the reenactment of a battle during the Mexican War in California. It is part of a larger site of reenactment and other photography.

This is a gallery of photographs by delDom Photography of the reenactment of a yearly battle reenactment of the Battle of San Pasqual, which occurred during the Mexican War near San Diego, California. It is part of a larger site of reenactment and other photography.

This gallery of pictures from delDom Photography documents some of the reenactiong for "A Moment at Mission San Luis Rey", a small reenactment of a muster during the Mexican War. Part of a larger site of reenactment and other photography.

One-woman presentations enacting women of early California, including a Cahuilla Indian woman.

The "privateers" of the magazine No Quarter Given annually commemorate the attack on Mision San Juan Capistrano. Interesting pictures on this page, notice that the only casualty at the 1998 event was one of the raiders.

North County Times reported on a small reenactment of the muster that occurred at San Luis Rey in 1847 before the march to Los Angeles to fight in the battle that ended the U.S.-Mexican War.

Presidio La Bahia's Living History Program was developed to provide the public with an accurate reenactment of the massacre of Colonel Fannin and his men. The reenactors wear the uniforms and clothing of the time period, 1836. This extensive site has photographs from the last three years of the event.

The Rancho Camulos Museum is located on the site of the rancho founded in 1859, which was originally part of the Rancho San Francisco. This also known as the 'Home of Ramona' (The novel 'Ramona' is about the Rancho period) and is Ventura County (CA)'s first National Historic Landmark.

The San Antonio Living History Association (SALHA) makes Texas History come alive. They portray both sides of the conflict of the Texas Revolution. ¡Viva Mexico!

These couple of pages contain pictures mostly Mexican troops with artillery. This is part of the larger, framed THS site, which has references, links and articles, mostly on the Filibustero (gringo) side.

Mark Day has put together a documentary on the Irish soldiers who deserted to the Mexican side during the invasion of Mexico (Mexican-American War). This framed site has content on the San Patrucio's, information about the documentary, as well as info & links about the movie "One Man's Hero".

This is a discussion listserv, with historians, reenactors and illustrators as members. There are also pictures and articles to download, as well as an event calendar.