The Continental Line, Inc.

The Mid-Atlantic Department

Department Coordinator: James B. Stinson Jr.
Event Schedule

List of Mid-Atlantic Department Units:

• Continental units

• First Continental Regiment of Foot
• Second Continental Light Dragoons, Sheldon's Troop
• Fourth Continental Light Dragoons, Fauntleroy's Troop
• Continental Marines, Trevitt's Company

• Representing the colony of Maryland

• Maryland Company, Wayne's Light Infantry Corps

• Representing the colony of Pennsylvania

• First Pennsylvania Regiment
• Second Pennsylvania Regiment
• Third Pennsylvania, Light Company
• Fifth Pennsylvania Regiment
• Sixth Pennsylvania Regiment

• Eleventh Pennsylvania Regiment

  The reconstituted 11th Pennsylvania Regiment is a Philadelphia based reenactment unit dedicated to the preservation of history and the accurate interpretation of the military and civilian roles of men, women and children in 18th Century America for the education of the general public. The Unit participates in numerous reenactments chief among these are Fort Mifflin Siege Weekend, Battle of Germantown, Battle of Monmouth, Battle of Bound Brook, Battle of Fort Mercer and other events throughout the year.
  For more information or to contact us, go to our website at: www.EleventhPA.org

• German Regiment
• Pennsylvania State Regiment
• Pennsylvania State Navy

• Coren's Independent Artillery

  Coren's Independent Artillery is based in Philadelphia, PA where the original unit was stationed. The current membership resides in Pennsylvania & New Jersey. The original company was organized in 1777 with recruits from SouthEastern Pennsylvania & officers from the City & Liberties of Philadelphia. Interesting note that Capt. Coren could not accept any deserters into the ranks. The re-created group is dedicated to preserving the memory of the Continental Artilleryman, soldier, & distaff(civilian). Our uniform is a mix of mid-war military & civilian clothing. Basically either a Prussian blue regimental with scarlet facings, hunting shirt, or commoner's clothing. We participate in demonstrations & Living History programs all over the eastern United States as well as Canada.
  For more information or to contact us, go to our website at: www.corens.org

• Proctor's Pennsylvania Artillery Company

  Proctor's Pennsylvania Artillery Company is drawn from the Colonies of Pennsylvania and New Jersey; and is based in Bucks County, PA. The re-created unit of Proctor's Pennsylvania Artillery Company takes part in battle reenactments, encampments, and demonstrations throughout the year including the Siege of Fort Mifflin, which was the original post of the company. We have two uniforms. Our early war uniform is made up of either a blue regimental with buff facings or frocks. Our late war uniform is a blue regimental with red facings and yellow lace.
  For more information or to contact us, go to our website at: www.proctorsartillery.org

• Representing the colony of New Jersey

• First New Jersey Regiment
• Second New Jersey, Helms' Company
• New Jersey Militia, Heard's Brigade
• Captain John Outwater's Company of Militia

• Representing the colony of New York

• Doughty's Artillery
• Lamb's Artillery
• Mott's Artillery Company (2nd Detachment)

• Representing the colony of Connecticut

• 24th Connecticut Militia Regiment

• Representing the colony of Rhode Island

• 1st Rhode Island Regiment

• Other Units

• Augusta County Militia
• Col. Albert Pawling's Independent Corp of Levies
• Von Heer's Provost Corps