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Merrick's Privateers: A historical reenactment group portraying British privateers during Queen Anne's War (1710).
Pirates of the Caribbean: Not the movie, but a site containing a wealth of general information on all things Pirate.
No Quarter Given: The pulse of the Pirate community, also source of a periodical newsletter. Great links to merchants, other crews, discussion board, and a list of upcoming events across the US.
New England Pirate Museum: The unique and little-known history of New England sea-robbers comes alive at the Pirate Museum.
Pirate Brethren: A group of experienced reeanctors interested in the Golden Age of Piracy.
Pyrate Con 2007: What better place to explore your pirate side than PyrateCon?!?
The Dinghy of Decadence: Not a pirate site, but you have got to see this to believe it!
The Ship's Galley: Fine source for Hard Tack and Salmagundi recipes..staple pirate foods.
Gone-Ta-Pott: Late Renaissance (16th-17th centry) foods a seafarer would be bound ta' et.
Gone-Ta-Pott (part 2): Grog and other fine alcholic recipes fer pyrates!
Geocaching: Not a pirate site, but a modern pirate site for treasure hunters.
Markland: A non-profit historical educational organization, incorporated in Maryland and operating mostly from the Virginias through the New York City area.
Band of the Hawk: Markland Reenactment group concentrating in Elizabethan and Renaissance fencing, specifically from about 1550 – 1605
Companions of the Cross: A Markland chapter which participates in Steel Rec Fighting, Frat Fighting, and Period Fencing.
Galatia: A Celtic fighting group out of Columbia, Maryland which participates in Historical Demos, Markland and the SCA.
House Von Draken: A Markland group which attends roughly two dozen plus events a year and holds its own annual feast, Renaissance Fete, and participates in school and social events abroad.
The Longship Company: A Markland group that was founded for educational purposes which are met by the operation of two replica viking ships.
Order of the Golden Lion: TCNJ's Markland chapter that re-enacts all things medieval including but not limited to Clothing, Trade Skills (blacksmithing, leatherworking) , Fighting, Singing, Dancing, Archery, Feasting, and Fencing.
Ostvik Vikings: A group of individuals who share an interest in Viking age and in living history which expresses this through education and reenactment of encampments and battles.
Scarlet Cross: An undergraduate student organization at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey. The group's purpose is to study and re-enact some of the more interesting parts of Medieval history.
