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28th MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY | 4th Regiment, Irish

Regimental history of the 28th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, one of the Civil War regiments that made up the famous Irish Brigade, and online headquarters of the recreated 28th Massachusetts, a New England-based living history organization and reenactment unit. Information on the original regiment includes muster sheets and company rosters, period photographs and regimental flags, battles and casualties, official reports and soldiers' letters. Site also provides information about the reenactment unit, including event schedule, how to join, required uniform and equipment, recommended sutlers, and a photo gallery.

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