Steve Abolt

Steve Abolt pensiun sebagai komandan Asosiasi Sejarah Hidup Infanteri AS ke-7. Dia menjabat posisi tersebut selama 30 tahun setelah mendirikan organisasi tersebut pada tahun 1989. USILHA ke-7 adalah salah satu organisasi sejarah yang paling dihormati dan terkenal di bidangnya. Tuan Abolt telah menciptakan, mengelola, dan memproduksi peristiwa bersejarah di seluruh Amerika Serikat selama hampir 30 tahun. Kliennya termasuk National Park Service dan State Parks. Dia mengatur dan mengelola peringatan ulang tahun ke 250 Andrew Jackson di Hermitage di Nashville, TN. dan perayaan HUT ke-252 tahun 2018. Pada tahun 2011 ia mengorganisir dan memimpin Peringatan Bicentennial pertempuran Tippecanoe untuk Masyarakat Sejarah Kabupaten Tippecanoe. Pada tahun 2016 ia bermitra dengan organisasi yang sama untuk acara Indiana Statehood bertajuk Tippecanoe dan Indiana Juga! Pada tahun 2015 ia bersama staf INF ke-7, mengorganisir dan memproduseri acara terbesar Perang Bicentennial 1812. New Orleans 1815 menyaksikan acara selama seminggu di New Orleans dan Chalmette, LA. Lebih dari 1500 peserta dari seluruh dunia. Bersama videografernya, Joe Erdmann, Steve menulis, memproduseri, menyutradarai, dan menarasikan film dokumenter berdurasi dua jam tentang peristiwa sekali seumur hidup ini. Judul Filmnya adalah New Orleans 1815: Hal-Hal Seperti Impian Terwujud. Mr Abolt memiliki banyak kredit panggung, film dan televisi. Dia muncul di kamera sebagai sejarawan utama untuk produksi Saluran Sejarah Pemenang Penghargaan Emmy Invasi pertama, Perang 1812. Dia mengoperasikan Allegheny Arsenal. Dia memproduksi replika seragam dan pakaian militer dan sipil Amerika. Bidang keahliannya adalah periode waktu 1810 hingga 1840. Tuan Abolt memiliki banyak pameran museum termasuk, seragam New Orleans Andrew Jackson untuk Koleksi Bersejarah New Orleans, Seragam Pakaian Meriwether Lewis untuk National Endowment of the Humanities dan seragam yang dikenakan oleh staf interpretatif Ft. Monumen Nasional McHenry dan Kuil Bersejarah di Baltimore, MD

Steve Abolt retired as commanding officer of the 7th US Infantry Living History Association. He served in that position for 30 years after founding the organization in 1989. The 7th USILHA is one of the most respected and well-known historical organizations in the field. Mr. Abolt has created, managed and produced historical events around the United States for almost 30 years. His clients include the National Park Service and State Parks. He organized and managed the 250th birthday anniversary of Andrew Jackson at the Hermitage in Nashville, TN. and the 252nd Anniversary celebration 2018. In 2011 he organized and commanded the Bicentennial Commemoration of the battle of Tippecanoe for the Tippecanoe County Historical Society. In 2016 he partnered with the same organization for the Indiana Statehood event entitled Tippecanoe and Indiana Too! In 2015 he along with his 7th INF staff, organized and produced the largest event of the War of 1812 Bicentennial. New Orleans 1815 saw a week-long event in New Orleans and Chalmette, LA. Over 1500 participants from around the world. Along with his videographer, Joe Erdmann, Steve wrote, produced, directed and narrated a two-hour documentary on this once in a lifetime event. The title of the Film was New Orleans 1815: Such Stuff As Dreams Are Made On. Mr. Abolt has numerous stage, film and television credits. He appeared on camera as the primary historian for the Emmy Award Winning History Channel production of First invasion, The War of 1812. He operates Allegheny Arsenal. He manufactures exacting replicas of American military and civilian uniforms and attire. His area of expertise is the time period of 1810 through 1840. Mr. Abolt has numerous museum exhibits to his credit including, Andrew Jackson's New Orleans uniform for the Historic New Orleans Collection, Meriwether Lewis' Dress Uniform for the National Endowment of the Humanities and the uniforms worn by the interpretive staff of Ft. McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine in Baltimore, MD