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  • Living history photography depicts reenactors portraying a local 18th-century militia.
  • At rest and off guard, 18th-century soldiers laugh together in a candid living history photography portrait.
  • A sailor reenactor plays checkers with a visitor, captured through living history photography.
  • On patrol, 18th-century soldiers walk alongside a camp follower in a living history photography scene.
  • A reenactor explains the 18th-century secondhand clothing trade to a visitor in a living history photography image.
  • In a living history photography scene, a laundress reenactor speaks with a family and their young children.
  • Living history photography shows two 18th-century camp follower reenactors outside a Tudor-style structure.

Portraits & Historic Impressions

  • Living history portrait of an impression of an 18th-century British officer.
  • Living history photography portrait of a Black woman reenactor seated in front of a window, wearing 18th-century clothing.
  • Reenactor of an 18th-century sailor in Annapolis.
  • Living history photography depicting two reenactors representing free Black community members in the 18th century.
  • Living history photography portrait of a reenactor portraying an 18th-century milliner in a fashionable port city.
  • Living history photography portrait of an 18th-century fisherman reenactor before water.
  • A reenactor portraying an elegant 18th-century woman with serving dish.
  • Portrait of a Black reenactor wearing an 18th-century Continental military uniform.
  • Reenactor, sitting on a stone fence in a living history photography style.
  • Portrait of a living history reenactor dressed as an 18th-century military officer, captured with careful attention to historical detail.
  • Living history photography image of an 18th-century follower of the British Army in period dress.

Historic Interiors and Material Culture

  • Engravers’ shelves at Colonial Williamsburg, captured in living history photography to highlight tools and materials of the trade.
  • Grits and tea served in blue and white pottery, captured as an 18th-century dining scene through living history photography.
  • Living history site's recreated 18th-century tobacco shed.
  • Living history photography of an 18th-century study at Colonial Williamsburg, complete with period furniture and writing materials.
  • Oysters for sale, displayed as part of an 18th-century market scene in living history photography.
  • George Washington’s Mount Vernon, the New Room
  • Oysters on the half shell displayed as part of an 18th-century holiday table.
  • The kitchen scullery at the Governor’s Palace, Colonial Williamsburg, shown in a living history photography portrait of domestic spaces.
  • Close-up detail of pin cushions.
  • A brick of chocolate and assorted spices in an 18th-century millinery.
  • Close detail of dried corn and beans, displayed as part of an 18th-century food store in living history photography style.
  • Bound letters from the 18th century, photographed in a living history photography setting highlighting historical material culture.

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About the Artist

Clara Everhart is an emerging photographer, capturing the work of individual historians, reenactment units, and historic sites during the US 250th and beyond.

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