77th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry

Press on Regardless

The Colors

Welcome to Company E of the 77th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Union Civil War living historians based in Oklahoma.

Striving to make the 77th veterans proud as they watch from on high, we emphasize drill, military etiquette and a Keystone espirit de corps. We cherish our regimental history and continually strive to learn and improve. We value, too, fun and comraderie as we continue our efforts to introduce others to living history.

The 77th Pennsylvania is a proud member of the First Battalion of the Frontier Brigade.

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

Calendar of Events have been updated. The April 2, Keystone Command has been added. Take a look!

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Sunday, March 30, 2008

Huzzah for those coming back from Dayton. Waiver and Guardianship forms are now posted on the "Application and Forms" page.

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Sunday, March 2, 2008

Round Mountain was a blast! Literally. The 77th Pennsylvania once again showed their best on the field and on the town! Dayton, Missouri, is next, with a sidestep to Fort Gibson for a little workday.

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Thursday, February 14, 2008

Home from Battalion Muster. Every man returned alive. Setting out to face the Rebs at Round Mountain.

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Wednesday, January 23, 2008

We had one very cold, very good, very productive Company Muster. Everyone learned and had a good time. Pvt. Richard Ballou and Cpl. Earl Rice both went home sick, but both report doing fine now. It's on to Battalion Muster. PRESS ON REGARDLESS!! HUZZAH!!

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Why do we portray a Pennsylvania regiment in Oklahoma? Because they were a hard-fighting group of soldiers that deserve recognition for their roll in saving the Union and freeing the slaves.

Members at the Shiloh 77th Pennsylvania monument

Bronze panel from side of 77th Pennsylvania monument at Shiloh depicting surrender of Col. Battle of the 20th Tennessee

Come relive history. Do your part in saving the country. Meet new friends, learn new things and have some good, clean fun. We can always scrounge up and extra uniform and musket if you want to try it out before making a decision. But be warned: once you reenact you'll always come back!

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Survivors at the Monument's Dedication

77th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry

PO Box 177
Tulsa, OK 74101

918-695-3567