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*PLEASE NOTE THE FINAL BILLETS FOR 2019 ARE STILL BEING MADE*

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VILLAGE BUILDINGS:
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1. French Cafe (also registration)
3. Greeks, Italians and Turks and Russians of WWI Display (Lesser)
7. Pershing and WWI Homefront Displays
8. Poland in WWI
12. 353. German Red Cross Soldatenheim
16. Coldstream Guards
17. 2nd U.S. Infantry Div. (Bill Crestwell)
19. Vendors
20. Red Cross Knitting Society
21. 28th Regiment - The Lions of Cantigny
22. 47th Co. 5th Marine Regiment

24. 108th, 33rd Inf. Div MPs First Floor

 

 

 

VILLAGE CAMPS: 
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101. Inf. Regt. 353. - grounds of cafe building to water tower
103. Russian revolution (White Russians)
105. Salvation Army donut display
106. Army Service Corps kitchen (Schipper)
108. 32nd US DIV (Laplander)
127. U.S. Machine Gun Cart Display

 

 

WOODS: 
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201. 1st Gordons
202. Turkish Army
203. Turkish Army
204 & 213. Co B, 128th Regiment
208 and 217. US 82nd Division
210. 20th Century Marine
204 & 213. U.S. Co B, 128th Regiment (Burch)

 

MAIN BATTLEFIELD TRENCH/Bunkers:
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BUNKER 1 — 99th Pioneer display (Bunks issued to IR.75)
BUNKER 2 – IR.75
BUNKER 3 — 47th Marines (Arends)
BUNKER 3 — 174th Romensk Regiment, Russians (Vlad)

 

 

- Make billet requests through Dave Fornell wwiidave@comcast.net or (847) 347-7470. Once building billets run out, we will try to make arrangements for in larger tents outside the main display area for those without tents. Modern camping is also available in a designated area off the re-enactor parking lot.

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Here are assignments for sleeping billets (where people can sleep for the night - NOT for display). It will be tight in some buildings, so please make room for for neighbors.

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SLEEPING BILLETS ONLY:

Café/hotel – IR.353 upstairs and basement, Cafe staff upstairs

 

 

FIREHOUSE (second floor):

1. Nick Wells, HISTORY MATTERS ASSOCIATION
2. Jeff Brown, HISTORY MATTERS ASSOCIATION
3. Rory James Silverstein
4. Silverstein Dad
5. Philip Brening
6 Jim Harms

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PRIVATE ROOM 1:
7. Steven Winnen
8. Mrs. Winnen
9. Winnen granddaughter

10. Billy Anthopoulos

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POLICE STATION (second floor):
1. Jim Crawford 168th
2. #2 168th
3. Jon Stevens
4. Steves’ son
5. Weston Hovald 88th division, 351st inf,
6. #2 88th division, 351st inf,
7. Jon Andrews
8. Andrews crew 2
9. Andrews crew 3

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HARDWARE STORE (second floor):
1 Welsh Guards:
2 Welsh Guards
3 Welsh Guards
4 Welsh Guards
5 Welsh Guards
6 Welsh Guards
7 Welsh Guards
8 Welsh Guards
9. Williams brother 1
10 Williams brother 2

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BRECKENRIDGE HOUSE:
1 85th Nova Scotia Highlanders:
2 85th Nova Scotia Highlanders:
3 85th Nova Scotia Highlanders:
4 85th Nova Scotia Highlanders:
5 85th Nova Scotia Highlanders:
6 85th Nova Scotia Highlanders:
7 85th Nova Scotia Highlanders:

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PRINT SHOP (second floor):
1. Nate Culbertson
2. IR.75
3. IR.75
4. IR.75
5. IR.75
6. IR.75
7. Martin Shaw (White Russian)
8. White Russian 2
9. White Russian 3
10. White Russian 4
11. White Russian 5
12. White Russian 6

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PEPPER HOUSE: (Check in with Melissa)
1. Catie Welch, HISTORY MATTERS ASSOCIATION