Parker's Crossroads 1944 (plaque).

Chapel, votive offering, protection of the village during the offensive.

Sherman Tank (41st Tank Armored Battalion) 11th Armored Division.

Memorial to Brig. Gen. Anthony C. McAuliffe.

10th Armored Division (Commemorative plaque).

512th, 513th, 514th Squadrons of the 406th Fighter Group (2 Commemorative plaques).

Patton Monument.

11th Belgian Fusiliers Battalion.

101st Airborne Division (Commemorative plaque).

Memorial of the Mardasson.

Plaque to the junction : (on a pillbox) on road to Assenois and meeting point of the 4th Armored Division and the 101st Airborne Division.

Plaque to (on a pillbox) Lt Charles P. Boggess.

Final marker on the road of Liberty 1944.

Plaque to Renee Lemaire, Belgian nurse killed in action (24 Dec. 1944).

4th Armored Division (Commemorative plaque).

Memorial to the "Death of the war".

Memorial to the 13 GI's (501st P.I.R. 101st Airborne) killed on 5 Jan. 1945.

Statue of GI (Town Hall).

Stained glass window (Town Hall) commemorating the Battle of the Bulge.

Stained-glass window (St Pierre Church) commemorating the Battle of the Bulge.

Bastogne Historical Center Museum.

Original Museum.

Turrets of Sherman Tanks defining the perimeter of the siege of Bastogne: N15 road to Neufchateau, N4 road to Marche, N34 road to Houffalize, N474 road to Longvilly, N84 road to Wiltz, N4 road to Martelange.

Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer, M10 Tank Destroyer.

Sherman 10th Armored Division (Bastogne Historical Center Museum).

Peace Wood (Bizory). Trees dedicated to every veteran who come back to visit Bastogne and area.

Memorial to the GI's massacred by German soldiers of Peiper's Group (17 December 1944).

Texan rose bushes and commemorative plaque.

Plaque to the 5th and 9th Armored Divisions, 5th Infantry Division.

Sherman Tank (Task Force Hogan 3rd Armored Division) + two plaques to the 33rd Armored Regiment and to the 771st Tank Battalion.

Memorial to the " dead of War".

Stele + commemorative plaque to the civilian and military comrades.

Memorial to the "F" Co. 12th Infantry Regiment (4th Infantry Division).

Memorial to the 10th Armored Division.

Plaque on the Maria Gaspar 's house from the 517th P.I.R.

Memorial to the "Dead of the war" Dec.44 Jan. 45.

Stele to 4 patriots murdered by Germans 30 Dec. 1944.

Memorial to the 90th Infantry Division.

Votive offering cross in remembrance of the village evacuation on January 4, 1945.

Stele to 4 patriots murdered by Germans 23 Dec. 1944.

Memorial to the 5th Armored Division.

Memorial dedicated to the 26th Infantry Division.

Memorial to the 10th Infantry Regiment, 5th Infantry Division.

Memorial to the 4th Armored Division.

Monument dedicated to the 9th USAF.

Monument dedicated to the civilian victims of both World Wars.

Peace Wood . Trees dedicated to every veteran who come back to visit Bastogne and area.

Landmark showing the Ridgway and Gavin Headquarters during the Battle of the Bulge.

Plaque to the 296th Engineer Battalion.

Memorial to the 35th Infantry Division. American's gun, German's gun.

Memorial to the "Dead of the war and murdered civilians" (Dec. 44 Jan. 45).

Plaque dedicated to General Cota and his 28th Infantry Division.

To the Liberators 1944-1945.

Memorial to the civilian victims of the 40-45 war.

Memorial to the 28th Infantry Division.

Memorial to the "Dead of war".

Memorial of the 1st Infantry division.

13th (Lancashire) Parachute Regiment (Memorial).

Renkin Cross 1st Belgian Parachute Squadron, S.A.S. (31/12/44).

Plaque to the British 6th Field Hospital.

Plaque to the British 6th Airborne division.

Stained glass (N.D. of Huart Chapel) to the memory of Noel P. Whaley, New Zealander Spitfire pilot, crashed on December 24, 1944.

At the memory of the civilians victims and soldiers killed during the battle of Bure.

1st US Infantry Division.

Stele recalling Eisenhower going past the Kersch villa (November 44).

Pz Kpfw V Panther I (25/12/44).

Memorial commemorating the stoppage of the German offensive.

St. Cecile School, plaque dedicated to the 28th Infantry Division (September 44).

Missing plaque to Marshal Bernard L. Montgomery.

Memorial to the 4th Armored Division and to the civilian victims.

504th Parachute Infantry Regiment (82nd Airborne Division).

Plaque to the civilian victims.

Memorial to the 23 civilians victims of the battle.

Memorial to the three civilians executed by the Germans (11/01/45).

FH 18 canon (15cm) Schwere (D).

CEBA Memorial to the GI.

Museum of the Battle of the Bulge 1944-1945.

PAK 43/41 8,8cm.

Sherman (T23 turret with 76mm gun).

Memorial to the 6 patriots murdered by the Gestapo in January 1945.

Plaque in honor of the 110th Infantry Regiment, 28th Infantry Division, who held the castle against German force from 16 to 18 December 1944.

Plaque in memory of Charles B. MacDonald, Veteran and Historian of the Battle of the Bulge.

Graves of the Collignon brothers and Urbany brothers murdered by Germans.

Memorial with 907 KG Group from WWII.

Memorial in honor  to Col. Daniel B. Strickler and his soldiers of the 110th Infantry Regiment, 28th Infantry Division who valiantly defended our home town during the Battle of The Bulge  in 1944 ( Iinaugurated Spring 1985)

Monument dedicated to the 80th Infantry Division.

Plaque dedicated to Sergeant Turner (Co B, 319th Rgt, 80th Division), Medal of Honor (Astert Farm).

Memorial to the 5th, 9th, 10th Armored Division 28th, 80th, 5th, 4th Infantry Division, (September 44 January 45).

Historical Museum: Howitzer 8", Sherman.

Monument marking the limit of the German advance (24 December 1944).

Memorial to the 3 (A.S.) patriots murdered by the Germans (24 Dec. 44).

Memorial to the 3rd Armored Division (Liberation).

Plaque to the 84th Infantry Division and 2nd Armored Division.

Memorial to the "Dead of war".

1st Infantry Division obelisk.

83rd , 4th, 5th, 76th Infantry Division memorial.

"E" Co. 12th Infantry Regiment (4th Inf. Div.) plaque on the wall of the former hat factory.

To the Belgian Mine Disposal Squad.

Museum of Camp Elsenborn and of the Battle of the Bulge.

New memorial.

CCA 9th Armored Division plaque.

26th Infantry Division plaque.

Plaque to George O. Mergenthaler (28th Infantry Division).

Painting and Stained glass windows commemorating George O. Mergenthaler.

Memorial to George O. Mergenthaler killed on 18 December 1944.

Memorial to William C.Freeland, Lawrence P. Maguire, William R. Stallins and seven others men (563 Ord Maint Co.) killed by accident on 25 December 1944.

Patton Museum.

Plaque to the city of Ettelbruck from 80TH Infantry Division Veterans Association.

Plaque to the People of Luxembourg from the 1st Bn. 39th Inf. Rgt. 9th Inf. Division.

Plaque to the Liberation of Ettelbruck (27 Dec. 1944).

Sherman M4A1.

Memorial "In memoriam Lt. Gen. George S. Patton Jr.

Statue to Lt. Gen. George S; Patton Jr. Commanding General of the 3rd US Army.

1st Infantry Division memorial.

Memorial to the civilian victims (December 44).

Play ground offered the children by 1st Bn. (reinf.) 319th Rgt, 80th Infantry Division.

Memorial to the 1st Bn. (reinf.) 319th Infantry Regiment, 80th Infantry Division.

4th Infantry Division memorial.

Memorial to the 3rd Armored Division (Liberation).

Plaque dedicated to the 9th U.S.A.F.

plaque dedicated at all the victims 1940-1945.

Cross to the civilian murdered by the Germans 22 December 1944.

Memorial to "I" Co. 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment (82nd Airborne Division).

Stele to the temporary cemetery 44-48 (2.199 American and 1.600 German buried soldiers).

Chapel dedicated to the civilian victims.

Plaque dedicated to the liberating units and to the civilian victims.

"Sick-Bell" small bell offered by a veteran (502nd P.I.R. 101st Airborne Division).

3 new bells offered by the 101st Airborne Division, the Fallschrimjager and the Bastogne Veterans.

Royal Armored Corps (10 January 45). (In the cemetery)

In appreciation to the citizens of Gerouville by the personnel of the 64th Medical Group and 240th Medical Bn.

Plaque to the 291st Infantry Regiment (75th US Inf. Division). in front of the Church.

Plaque to the 291st Infantry Regiment (75th US Inf. Division). in front of the school.

Plaque offered by the Veterans of the 75th Infantry Division.

Memorial to the 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment (82nd Airborne Division).

Plaque commemorating the Thier-du-Mont fight (7 January 1945).

Pz Kpfw Panther I of the 2.SS Panzer Division.

Memorial to the 331st Infantry Combat Team, 83rd Infantry Division.

Plaque to the 526th Armored Infantry Battalion (to the castle).

To the 9 Belgian Mine Disposal Squad killed after the Battle of the Bulge.

Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial (5076 graves including the grave of George S. Patton Jr.).

Chapel Notre Dame, victims of 1940-1945 and one "thank for our freedom 1944-1994"

Royal Armored Corps (11 January 1945). (In the cemetery)

Memorial to the 80th Infantry Division.

Memorial to the 6th Armored Division. Liberation 28 January 1945.

Plaque from the 6th Armored Division Veterans to the civilians and to CEBA.

Plaque from Heinerscheid commune.

Pak 43/41L 8,8cm.

Howitzer 105mm (US).

Monument to the 101st Airborne.

Plaque dedicated to the 463rd Parachute Field Artillery Battalion.

Memorial and American Cemetery (7989 resting-places).

1st Infantry Division obelisk.

Plaque dedicated to the 741st Tank Battalion (on the cemetery wall)

Memorial to the 3rd Armored Division (Liberation).

PAK 43 8,8cm.

SFH 18 1Scm.

Cross to 2 Belgian patriots murdered on 27 December 44.

Memorial to the 109th Infantry Regiment, 28th Infantry Division.

Plaque to "E" Company, 335th Infantry Regiment (84th Infantry Division).

Memorial to the civilian victims.

Memorial to the 5th Infantry Division (23 January 1945).

Memorial with steles to Ralph R. Wardle and John W. Kelly "D" Co; 702nd Tank Battalion, killed 27 January 1945.

To the 17th Airborne Division (Liberation 27 January 1945).

To the men of K Company, 110th Regiment, 28th Division and to the soldiers of B Company 103 Engineer Combat Bn who gallantly defended Hosingen.

Commonwealth War Cemetery (660 resting-places).

Memorial to the "Dead of the war".

Plaque to the Belgian Parachutes S.A.S.

Plaque to the 51st Engineer Combat Battalion (17-23 December 1944).

Plaque dedicated to Lieutenant Zulli, 3rd Armored Division.

Monument commemorating the joining of the 1st Army (84th Infantry Division 2nd Armored Division) and 3rd Army (11th Armored Division) 16 January 1945.

Memorial to the civilians killed during the Battle of the Bulge.

Plaque to 2 MPs of the 518th MP Battalion Killed on 19 December 1944.

Plaque to the 2nd Armored Division .

Plaque to the 17th Airborne Division .

Plaque to the 11th Armored Division.

Plaque to the 3rd Armored Division.

Pz Kpfw V Panther of 116th Panzer Division.

POGGE. In memory of the help given by Schaerbeek to the citizens of Houffalize.

Town Hall; Stele to the (M.N.B.) patriots killed in this area.

Stained glass window (church) dedicated to the men of the Company C / 194 Glider Inf.Reg./17th Airborne Division.

Graves of two soldiers from Royal Engineers (26 December 44).

Memorial "Here was stopped the invader" and plaque to the "Dead of the war".

Plaque to the 2nd US Armored Division. (into the castle).

Memorial dedicated to Abbé Fenaux, parish priest murdered by the Germans 31 December 1944.

(1) Royal Army Medical corps (9 January 45) (1) Royal Artillery (12 January 1945).

Memorial to the 26th Infantry Division.

Memorial to the 99th Infantry Division.

Plaque to the 551st Parachute Infantry Regiment and to Lt. Col. Wood G. Joerg.