28th Mass, Company B Social Media
28th Mass, Company B Unit Standards
- 28th Mass Co B Uniform Standards (w/source recommendations)
Research Papers Concerning the 28th Mass
Reenacting Battalion for the 28th Mass, Company B
- Company B is a member of The Third Regiment (A regional reenacting umbrella organization.)
- Third Regiment Facebook Group
Other Irish Brigade Living History Groups
- 28th Massachusetts, Co D (Facebook) (Ireland)
- 28th Massachusetts, Co H (New England))
- 28th Massachusetts, Co K (Facebook) (New England)
- 63rd New York (N-SSA organization) (Facebook)(New York)
- 69th New York State Volunteers Historical Association (Facebook page) (NYC metro)
- 69th New York State Volunteers, Co C (California)
- 69th New York State Volunteers, Co K (Oregon)
- 88th New York State Volunteers, (Facebook)(Long Island, NY)
- 116th Pennsylvania, Co I (Facebook) (Western Pennsylvania)
Videos of Interest
- ”You are a Soldier” (Gettysburg NPS Production)
- Civil War Digital Digest (Informative and accurate website and YouTube channel)
- A Brief History of the Irish Brigade (Lionheart Films)
- The Irish Brigade at Fredericksburg (YouTube Clip from Gods and Generals)
- The Irish Brigade at Fredericksburg – 1862 (Clip from a Living History walk lead by Ranger Frank O’Reilly, NPS)
- Father Corby and the Irish Brigade (Late 1990s clip, notable in that some Company B members participated in the film.)
- Irish-Americans at Gettysburg with Damien Sheils. (Gettysburg Foundation “Walking Wednesday” video discussing the Irish Brigade at Gettysburg.)
Message and Advice Boards
Other Links of Interest:
- Suggested Readings
- Reenacting the Irish-American Civil War Soldier
- Period Rations and Recipes
- 28th Massachusetts Field Music Corps
- The Third Regiment Research and Reference Library
- Revised United States Army Regulations of 1861. (Philadelphia, G.W. Child’s, 1863. (Complete Document)
- Company B Songbook (2008)
- 28th Mass Wayside Sign Project (2024)
- The Irish in the American Civil War: Homepage FB Page
- John Bank’s Listing of Regimental Histories