The Roundhead Association The Roundhead Association is part of The English Civil War Society, which is dedicated to the re-enactment of life during the English Civil War period. The Roundhead Association represent the Parliamentarians. Our army is made up of a number of Brigades whose Regiments take their names and uniforms from those of the 17th century. Crawford’s Brigade The Earl of Essex Regiment of Foot The Earl of Essex Regiment of Foot, Part of The English Civil War Society, is a pike and musket regiment dedicated to the accurate portrayal of life during the English Civil War during the 17th Century. The Earl of Essex Regiment of Foot John Bright’s Regiment of Foote We re-create the time of the ‘English Civil War’. A time when England was in turmoil and brother could fight brother, and father against son. This was a time that affected every man and woman in the country and for better or worse, its outcome has played a huge part in shaping the country we live in today. John Bright’s Regiment of Foote Col. John Hampden’s Regiment of Foote Our aim in the 21st century is to highlight and illustrate the “distracted times” of the early Stuart era, which were crucial to Britain’s political development. John Hampden’s Regiment regularly take part in Battles, Skirmishes, Living History and Drill Displays, all over the UK as part of The English Civil War Society Col. John Hampden’s Regiment of Foote Earl of Loudoun’s Regiment of Foote As part of the English Civil War Society the Earl of Loudoun’s Regiment of Foote, which belongs to the Armie of Covenant, participates in the accurate re-enactment of 17th century life and warfare. Earl of Louden’s Regiment of Foote Poyntz Brigade Colonel Edward Montagu’s Regiment of Foote We try to portray this unstable period of English history to the best of our abilities but we are always striving to improve our interpretations though study, practical experimentation, experience and discussion with people who have already done it. Colonel Edward Montagu’s Regiment of Foote Norfolke Trayned Bandes The Norfolke Trayned Bandes celebrated their 50th anniversary in 2024. Welcoming women from the very start, this long life span has resulted in a multi-generational community with a welcoming family feel and regular singing. We have a reputation for being very enthusiastic in combat, especially the Pike… Norfolke Trayned Bandes Facebook page Col. George Fenwick’s Regiment of Foote Col George Fenwick’s Regiment of Foote is dedicated to portray the turbulent times of this period of our history. We have a membership base in Wiltshire and Yorkshire with a few scattered in between. Our family groups come together regularly during the year to fight for the common cause, and have fun pursuing our hobby whilst at the same time raising the awareness of this period. A FENWICK ! Col. George Fenwick’s Regiment of Foote. Independent Regiments Colonel Nicholas Devereux’s Regiment of Foot Devereux’s are a friendly West and West Midlands based unit who aim to portray military and civilian life to a high standard. We always endeavour to enjoy ourselves whilst promoting the public’s interest and awareness of this fascinating period of British history. Colonel Nicholas Devereux’s Regiment of Foot Facebook Page Colonel Robert Overton’s Regiment of Foot We are a 17th century re-enactment group who portray the military and civilian life of the English Civil Wars (1642-1651). Our members have a variety of skills, which, they love to share and welcome the opportunity to show and teach others. Colonel Robert Overton’s Regiment of Foot Colonel Valentine Walton’s Regiment of Foote We combine a progressive attitude towards improving our understanding of the Civil War period with a determination to have fun. That is why a sense of humour is essential – we most definitely disprove the theory that you have to be stuffy to be interested in authenticity. Colonel Valentine Walton’s Regiment of Foote Sir Edward Hungerford’s Regiment of Horse We are a group of people brought together by a passion for horses and an interest in history that culminates into cavalry re-enactment. We portray as authentically as possible, a troop of Parliamentarian cavalry from the English Civil Wars of the mid seventeenth century. 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