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Name: Amanda Slater, Simpson Date: 03/05/10 Message: Bob Ingram's neice Name: Annie K. Broyles Date: 11/19/09 Message: This is new, since I was in Kinmundy, 1960-1961 school year. Now on our list to visit. Name: Marcella Date: 09/24/09 Message: Great time last year. My 7 yr old son loved it! Ham n' beans for lunch, deeelish!!! Looking forward to Oct.2009 event for fleamarketeers. Keep up the amazing work. Thank you!!! Name: Marilyn M. Cole Date: 09/20/09 Message: This is a great web site. I have been to the village in the past and will probably attend in October. Thanks!! Name: Deitra Mulvaney Clifton Date: 09/13/09 Message: My girls and I go every year. We make it a family event and look forward to it every year. We drive from Tennessee to visit the village. It is wonderful to see how the community has pulled together and joined in to help preserve this wonderful attraction. Ya'll have done a fantastic job. Name: Patrina Boone Date: 08/26/09 Message: Never been but plan on going this year! Name: Glen Schwarm Date: 06/01/09 Message: Thanks for setting up web site. Some of my relatives are connected with the "SCHWARM " cabin. Glen Schwarm auntdaisybb@verizon.net Name: Joseph Normand Grinnell Date: 01/10/09 Message: You have an interesting website. I learned a lot about log cabins. Joseph Normand Grinnell. Publisher/Editor of "Le Journal du Maudit Gratteux." Village of Lille in the town of Grand Isle, Maine, United States. Name: Rick Muehlhausen Date: 10/10/08 Message: My family is from the local area. I visited the village several years ago, when it was fairly 'new'. Glad to see that it has progressed so much. Will visit again next time I'm in Illinois. I now live in New Mexico, so dont get up that way as often as I'd like. Mom and Sis and one broter still live nearby though. Name: Brenda Chandler Date: 10/02/08 Message: I have been coming to your village for over 20 years. I just love it. I hope Mr. Ingram enjoyed the picture book I gave him this year. I have lots more. Can't wait to take pictures of the Civil War camp. |
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