Fifth Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers

07/11/2026

07/10/2026

We've had quite busy the last month! We've had two living histories and a parade. Enjoy these photos until we can get the albums created tomorrow.

Come see us next at the Unity, New Hampshire Old Home Day on 7/25! Check back later for more details.

05/27/2026

We'll be participating in this event at this New London Historical Society on Sunday, June 14th. There will be field music, singing of Civil War songs, kids drill, lectures, and more! Come check it out!

Mark your calendars for our next event!

05/27/2026

We were honored to be asked to participate in New Ipswich, NH's Memorial Day Parades! We were able to get some drill done in the downtime between the two parades. You can never have enough drill!

05/27/2026

At the beginning of the May some of our younger members got together for a hike through the woods!

11/19/2025

We just recently returned from Remembrance Day this weekend, 11/13 - 11/16/2025. Several of us stopped at the National Civil War museum in Harrisburg, PA before heading to Gettysburg.

We had a great time taking new members around the battlefield for the first time, shopping, and spending time together. We had a tour that was led, once again, by Jim Miller, a brilliant Battlefield Tour Guide.

On Saturday, we rallied with our sister units in the National Regiment for dress parade and the parade through the town. Later that night night we partook in guarding the Soldiers Monument in the National Cemetery, an honor we have had for four years now.

11/19/2025

We were honored, on August 9th, 2025, when the NH Veterans Association asked us to attend their annual camp weekend at the Weirs. The camps were originally built for veterans of the Civil War starting in 1875.

We stood guard while the veterans filed into and during their meeting. We then demonstrated marching, drilling, and firing.

11/19/2025

A couple of us partook in the Grave Tales event at a cemetery in Rollingsford, NH on 10/25/2025.

Ian portrayed 16 year old James Oliver Clement, who served in the 6th NH. James enlisted in January 1864 and was died of his wounds at Petersburg, VA in June 1864. He lied about his age, claiming to be 20 years old.