December 1944 Historical Museum.

Plaque to the civilian victims.

German Panzer: Tiger II (King Tiger).

3rd Armored Division (Commemorative Plate inside the Museum).

80th A.A.A. Battalion (Commemorative Plate inside the Museum).

Plaque dedicated to the 82nd Airborne, 505th PIR, 456th PFA, 307th Eng, 307th Med.

Plaque dedicated the 740th Tank Battalion.

Battle of the Bulge Museum.

Plaque to the 114 civilian victims killed during the Battle of the Bulge.

Memorial to the civilian victims.

Plaque commemorating the joining between 51st Highland Division and 84th Infantry Division on 11 January 1945.

Memorial to 3 Belgian mine detecting soldiers killed on 27 July 1945.

Monument to the US Army.

Stele to Hemingway going past Libin during the battle.

Memorial to 2 GIs Killed in Action on 27 December 44 and the civilians killed during the Battle of the Bulge.

(Fonck) Plaque to the 56th General Hospital US Army 1 Nov 44 3 Nov. 45.

(Chartreuse) Plaque to the 28th General Hospital US Army 25 Nov 44 5 Nov. 45.

(St Laurent) Plaque to the 15th General Hospital US Army 1944 1945.

SHAEF's plaque offered to the civilians for the aid during the aerial siege (20 November 44 to 18 January 1945.

Plaque to the 3rd Armored Division.

Plaque to Lt Ray Griffin (712th Tank Battalion) liberator of Lieler.

Stele to the 712th Tank Battalion, 90th Infantry Division (Liberation 25 January 1945).

Plaque to the 82nd Airborne Division (Grand-Sart 7 January 45) inside the Town Hall.

Plaque to the 551st Parachute Infantry Regiment (Odrimont 27 December 44).

( in the Town Hall) .

Plaque to Abbé Close, parish priest killed on 2 January 1945.

Memorial to the 8 GIs murdered by the Germans (17 December 1944).

Memorial to 4 Leonard brothers murdered by the Germans in January 45.

To the 5 GI's killed in action on 15 January 45 of the 517th Parachute Inf. Rgt.

Deutscher Soldatenfriedhof (38.549 German soldiers of the WWII).

Memorial to the "Dead of the war" and to the civilian victims of the Battle of the Bulge.

Grave of Marcel Colson murdered by the Germans on 31 December 1944.

Plaque to the 5th Armored Division. (Cercle Municipal)

Plaque commemorating HQ of Bradley's 12th Army Group. (Banque et Caisse d'Epargne de l'Etat)

Plaque commemorating the H.Q. of Patton's 3rd Army. (Fondation Pescatore)

stele + commemorative plaque to the civilian and military comrades.

Collignon brothers murdered by the Germans 26 December 1944.

83rd Infantry Division 3rd Armored Division for December (Commemorative Plate).

3rd 7th 9th Armored Division, 509th Parachute Infantry Battalion (Commemorative Plate).

Plaque to the 3rd Armored Division.

Stele to the civilian victims killed by air bombing December 1944.

Memorial to the 99th Infantry Battalion (from Norwegian extraction).

Memorial to the US and Belgian units who defended the city during the Battle of the Bulge.

Memorial to Leon and Therese Danloy murdered by the Germans (25 December 44).

Memorial to the 325th Glider Infantry Regiment (82nd Airborne Division).

German's gun.

84th Infantry Division and to Lt. Gen. Alexander R. Bolling.

Plaque dedicated to Colonel Hogan (on Sutter House).

Grave to Joseph Piret murdered by the Germans on 5 January 1945.

(1) Royal Engineers.

Memorial in honor to the 28th Infantry Division, Liberator and Defender of Marnach.

Dedicated to the officers and men of the 707th U.S. Tank Battalion.

Clock close to the memorial to the 28th Infantry Division. (The clock is part of the memorial)

TCB marker (5. Fallschirmjager-division).

On the right side of the road towards Habay, a cross dedicated to the memory of Josée Berg who fell from enemy fire, on December 21, 1944, at the age of 17.

Plaque dedicated to the 4th Armored Division.

Monument at the memory of "Aramis"(Armand Cathy) murdered on January 24, 1945. (Secret's Army)

Memorial to the 9th Armored Division.

Plaque dedicated to the 9th Armored Division.

Plaque dedicated to the Combat Command "R"

Plaque Dedicated to the Combat Command "A"

Plaque dedicated to the Combat Command "B"

Carrefour du 517th Parachute Infantry Division (nameplate).

Memorial to the 1st Bn of the 517th Parachute Infantry Regiment.

Stele to Cpl John Shields ("C" Co. 23rd Armored Engineer Battalion).

Stele to Lt Connealy and the killed GI's 66th Armored Regiment, 2nd Armored (3-1-45) and 335th Infantry Regiment , 84th Infantry Division.

Plaque to the 75th Infantry Division.

Plaque to the 3rd Armored Division (Commemorative Plate).

Pak 40 Canon 7.5cm (G),

Cross to 1st Lt Eric Fisher Wood from 589th Field Artillery Bn. (106th Inf. Division).

On the Northern exit of the village, cross dedicated to 3 Belgian mines clearers who felt on August 30, 1945. Cpl. A. Van Hoven, Sdt J. Dolhain, Sdt JB Broodle.

Cross to 5 patriots shot by the Germans 22-23 December 44.

Memorial to the 5th Armored Division and 2nd Cavalry Group.

Cross to the "Dead of the war" and to the civilians murdered in Bois Lambin (Dec 44).

Plaque to the 11th Fusiliers Battalion (B) attached to the 3rd US Army.

Plaque to the 6th Fusiliers Battalion (B) attached to the 1st US Army.

Civilians killed by air bombing on 3 January 1945.

Stele + commemorative plaque to the civilian and military comrades.

Memorial to the 291st Engineer Combat Battalion (1111th Eng. Combat Group).

American Cemetery (5.321 resting-places) and Memorial.

IG 33 15cm (gun).

PAK 40 (7,5cm) (gun).

Plaque dedicated to Captain James D. Richter, 915th Field Artillery Battalion / 90th Division.

Stele to 7 Belgian civilians + 1 inhabitant of Luxembourg murdered by Germans 21 December 1944.

Plaque to the "Dead of war".

General Desobry Street and a plaque of remembrance.

Memorial to the "Dead of the war".

Memorial to S/Sgt Hassel C. Whitefield (90th Infantry Division.)

Plaque to the civilian victims of the Battle of the Bulge.

Memorial to civilians killed during the Battle of the Bulge.

(1) Army Air Corps (5 January 1945).

Memorial to the "Dead of the war" and the victims of the Battle of the Bulge.

Stele to the 5th Armored Division, 28th, 83rd, 4th Infantry Division 9th Armored Division. 5th, 87th Infantry Division. T.D. F.A. 76th Infantry Division.

Monument to the G.I’s memory (84th I.D.)

Memorial to the civilian martyrs (19 December 1944).

Plaque dedicated to the GI's killed by a V-1 (18 December 1944).

Monument dedicated to the 8th United States Air Force.

Memorial dedicated to the first GI Fallen in Luxembourg.

M-8 Greyhound (5th Armored, 85th Recon.).

Plaque to 5 GIs of the 1278th Engineer Combat Battalion killed on 21 December 44.

Memorial to the 26th Infantry Division.

German War Cemetery (6.807 resting-places).

Monument dedicated to the Indians soldiers.

Monument offered to Redange by the 511th Engineer Light Pontoon Co./ 814th Eng. Co.

Memorial to 30 civilians murdered by the Germans in December 44.

Memorial to Belgian mine detecting soldiers.

(1) Army Air Corps (9 January 1945).

British Gun (5.5).

Memorial to the 3rd Battalion, 335th Infantry Regiment (84th Infantry Division).

Murray Storm Bridge (nameplate).

Monument dedicated to the Canadian Paratroopers.

Plaque from 551st Parachute Infantry Battalion to the Belgian people.

Stele to Lt. Col. Wood G. Joerg 551st Parachute Infantry Battalion killed on 7 January 1945 and to the 551st Parachute Battalion Combat Team.

Stele dedicated to Ernest Hemingway.

Memorial to the 3rd Armored Division (Liberation).

Stele to 58 killed Gis ("B" Co. 87th Mortar Bn., 509th Parachute Inf. Bn., 3rd Armored Division and two civilian victims of the Battle of the Bulge.

Memorial to the civilian victims of the Battle of the Bulge.

Plaque to the 2nd French Parachute Regiment (Unit attached to the British Special Air Service).

Plaque dedicated to the 87th Infantry Division.

Plaque in remembrance of Hemingway going past.

Candelabra in memory of 2Gis killed on January 45.

Plaque to the civilians killed during the Battle of the bulge.

Memorial to the 517th and 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment (82nd Airborne Division).

Grave of the Hennes (father and son) shot by the Germans in January 45.

Memorial to the "Dead of the war" (from whom 3 civilians shot on 5 January 1945.

Memorial to the civilian victims of the Battle of the Bulge.

Memorial to the 106th Infantry Division.

Memorial to the 2nd Infantry Division.

Memorial to the 99th Infantry Division.

Memorial to the 168th Engineer Combat Battalion.

Plaque to the 7th Armored Division (Town Hall)

Plaque to the 5th Armored Division, Sgt Passet and Sgt Mitiga.

Plaque to CCA of the 9th Armored Division.

1944-1945 Liberation Memorial.

The former school bears the name of Germain Jacquemin, former school teacher, shot by Germans in September 1944 (plaque on the outside wall).

Chenogne's road monument dedicated to Sergeant Thome, Belgian mines detecting soldier killed on 12 April 1945.

Colonel Howze, CC R 3rd Armored Headquarters.

Memorial to the 112th Infantry Regiment (28th Infantry Division) 424th Infantry Regiment (106th Infantry Division).

National Memorial to the Belgian mines detecting soldiers.

Plaque dedicated by Brussels city to the martyrs of Stavelot 18 Dec. 44 13 Jan. 45.

Plaque dedicated "Aux Alliés" (To the Allies).

Memorial to 26 civilians murdered by the Germans 19 December 44.

Plaque to 157 civilians murdered by the Germans (1944-1945) (Town Hall).

Plaque to the 117th Infantry Regiment (30th Infantry Division ).

Memorial to a Platoon of the 825th Tank Destroyer Battalion 526th Armored Infantry Battalion.

Halftrack to the 526th Armored Infantry Battalion (close to the bridge).

Memorial to Lt. Gen. George S. Patton Jr. 3rd US Army.

Memorial to the first Allied soldiers belonging to the 5th Armored Division who crossed here into Germburg on 11 September 1944..

Plaque for the 50th Anniversary of the battle of the Bulge.

Plaque dedicated to 607th Graves Registration.

(2) Royal Artillery (17 January 1945).

Memorial to the 3rd Armored Division (Liberation September 44).

Pak 43 (8,8cm gun) (G).

Memorial to the 6th Armored Division.

Memorial to 20 civilians murdered by the Germans December 44.

Memorial to the 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment.

Plaque to the 51st Engineer Combat Battalion.

German gun (100mm).

Stele to the 27th Armored Infantry Battalion (9th Armored Division) and 3 murdered civilians (17 December 1944).

Memorial to the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge.

Plate commemorating the fighting at Christmas time 1944.

Stele to 5 US gunners killed on 18 December 1944.

9th Field Hospital (plaque to 11 GI's and to 61 civilians killed by a V-1 (27 Dec. 1944).

Standing stone to the stoppage of the offensive.

Memorial to the 6th Cavalry Group and 1255th Engineer Combat Battalion.

Square and memorial to the 7th Armored Division and to Gen. Robert W. Hasbrouck.

To the resistance fighters of the Secret Army (A.S.) of the Ardennes.

Sherman M4A1 76mm gun (7th Armored Division).

Grave of A. Forman murdered by the Germans (30 December 1944).

Plaque to the civilian victims of the Battle of the Bulge.

Monument dedicated in honor of the 30th Infantry Division

Grave of Irma Didier, Sister Emanuelle killed on 28 December 1944.

Stele to CCA 9th Armored Division.

Memorial to the "Dead of the war".

Cross to the 6 civilians shot by the Germans 20-21 December 44.

Stele to the 517th Parachute Regimental Combat Team.

Command Post "Team O'Hara" CC B 10th Armored Division (plaque).

Stele + commemorative plaque to the civilian and military comrades

Plaque to a civilian victim 24 December 44.

Plaque to the 4th Armored Division.

Plaque to the 87th Infantry Division.

Plaque to the "11th Belgian Fusiliers Battalion" attached to the 3rd US Army.

Plaza Tom Myers Square GI of "I" Co. 110th Infantry Regiment 28th Infantry Division.

Memorial to the "I" Co. 110th Infantry Regiment 28th Infantry Division.

Memorial to the 5th Infantry Division.

Memorial to "C" Company, 134th Infantry Regiment, 35th Infantry Division.

Plaque dedicated to the 13th Battalion, 29th Armoured Brigade, 6th Airborne

Memorial to the 82nd Airborne Division.

Monument to the GIs of the 333rd Artillery massacred by the SS on December 1944.

Plaque to the civilian victims.