The Citadel Military Living History Society

The Citadel Military Living History Society The Citadel Military Living History Society Takes on the role of reenactment to honor history. veterans in combat.

Our Cadets and Advisors Honor the past of the Citadel by living what past cadets experienced. The Citadel Military Living History Society, also known as the Reenactment Club, focuses on honoring the sacrifices made by Citadel alumni and all U.S. We wish to educate the public about the battles, uniforms, weaponry, and even just the daily life of soldiers through our reenactments. While we have fun at our events, the mission of the club for cadets goes much deeper. We train every cadet to be proficient in handling black powder weaponry from muskets all the way up to 6 pounder cannons. Every cadet is given the change to grow as a leader whether be as a club officer, a squad leader in battle, or as training cadre for the incoming knobs. On top of leadership training, all cadets are given a course in having proper manners. This trains encases everything from how to escort a lady to the correct way to greet an officer. The cadets are also instructed to speak to every guest that comes into our camp and to be friendly and helpful with any questions they might have. The Citadel Military Living History Society helps mold the cadets into young gentlemen and ladies.

Members of The CMLHS participated in TWO events this weekend, Gamble’s Hotel, and Volusia Days. Our members honored the ...
03/30/2026

Members of The CMLHS participated in TWO events this weekend, Gamble’s Hotel, and Volusia Days. Our members honored the sacrifices given by American soldiers in both the Second World War and The Civil War and made The Citadel proud!
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Congratulations to the CMLHS members of the Class of 2029! You all have shown grit throughout the course of the year and...
03/23/2026

Congratulations to the CMLHS members of the Class of 2029! You all have shown grit throughout the course of the year and continued to show it this weekend. Continue the good work and strive to leave The Citadel better than you found it.
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Aside from club members’ recognition The CMLHS took part in Corps’ Day by marching in the “Old Guard Ceremony”, reenacting the turnover of The Citadel on Marion Square from the WLI to the South Carolina Corps of Cadets.
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Thank you to for the photos on slides 1, 6, 9, and 10

CMLHS had a fantastic time this weekend at the annual Broxton’s Bridge reenactment. Through parades, long nights, drill ...
03/02/2026

CMLHS had a fantastic time this weekend at the annual Broxton’s Bridge reenactment. Through parades, long nights, drill sessions, and battle our men and women represented the The Citadel well! Thank you to H. Schermerhorn and our cadets for the wonderful photos!
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This weekend, members from our society participated in The Battle of Olustee reenactment down in the panhandle of Florid...
02/17/2026

This weekend, members from our society participated in The Battle of Olustee reenactment down in the panhandle of Florida. Great times were had, and the society is starting to get the word out!

Tonight The Citadel Military Living History Society had its weekly meeting involving an After Action Report for last wee...
11/12/2025

Tonight The Citadel Military Living History Society had its weekly meeting involving an After Action Report for last weekend’s event in Bluffton and discussions about Raising “Big Red” this Thursday on Castle Pinckney.

Over the weekend, the CMLHS participated in the second annual "Under the Ancient Oaks" at the Heyward House in Bluffton,...
11/10/2025

Over the weekend, the CMLHS participated in the second annual "Under the Ancient Oaks" at the Heyward House in Bluffton, SC in conjunction with the Southeastern Coalition of Authentic Reenactors (SCAR) and hosted by the Historic Bluffton Foundation.

Palmetto Battery Living History Group—our current organizations predecessor— in 1997.*the Citadel Military Living Histor...
09/11/2023

Palmetto Battery Living History Group—our current organizations predecessor— in 1997.

*the Citadel Military Living History Society and it's members are in no way affiliated with any Pro-confederate, neo-confederate, or white supremacist groups or movements. Cadet participation in events is for educational and entertainment purposes only*

Cadets and advisors attend the reenactment at Broxton’s Bridge in South Carolina!*the Citadel Military Living History So...
03/07/2023

Cadets and advisors attend the reenactment at Broxton’s Bridge in South Carolina!

*the Citadel Military Living History Society and it’s members are in no way affiliated with any Pro-confederate, neo-confederate, or white supremacist groups or movements. Cadet participation in events is for educational and entertainment purposes only*

Cadets Grish and Lisowski, and other participants attend the 2023 Commemoration for the HL Hunley, which was one of the ...
02/19/2023

Cadets Grish and Lisowski, and other participants attend the 2023 Commemoration for the HL Hunley, which was one of the first effective manned submarine assaults. The Submarine attacked the Union sloop USS Housatonic. She was crewed by 21 sailors, and all hands were lost before the submarine could not return to port.
Photo credits go to Suzanna Mars Photography.

*the Citadel Military Living History Society and it’s members are in no way affiliated with any Pro-confederate, neo-confederate, or white supremacist groups or movements. Cadet participation in events is for educational and entertainment purposes only*

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