and students. The center's archives contain more than 10,000 works on military history, including secondary works on various battles, campaigns and wars. Included in the primary works are the bound battle records of the First Division in World War I, and the 1st Infantry Division's World War II battle records on microfilm. The center's Reading Room is open to the public. Public park Cantigny Park is open to the public and attracts more than 350,000 people per year. Visitors can watch a short welcome film inside the visitor center to learn about the park's history and present-day features. The visitor center also includes the Cantigny Shop, Bertie's coffee shop and Le Jardin, a sit-down restaurant serving lunch. Concerts, lectures, workshops, festivals and other events are held at Cantigny throughout the year. It is also a common place for weddings and banquets. School field trips and youth group camping are also offered at Cantigny. The Cantigny estate includes ornamental landscapes and gardens covering about 30 acres. Its features include the Rose Garden and the one-acre Idea Garden, designed to educate and inspire home gardeners. The original design of the gardens was the work of German-American landscape architect Franz Lipp. Cantigny's horticulture department offers a number of programs throughout the year, including floral workshops, gardening lectures, free tours and monthly bird walks. Colonel McCormick and his first wife, Amy, are buried on the grounds. The elaborate gravesite, near the mansion, is known as the Exedra and was designed by Chicago architect Andrew Rebori. Golf Cantigny Golf Club, owned by the Chicago-based Robert R. McCormick Foundation and managed by KemperSports (Northbrook, Ill.), celebrated 25 years in 2014. When it opened in 1989, Golf Digest named Cantigny the “Best New Public Course in America.” Cantigny hosted the 2007 U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship, four Illinois State Amateur Championships (most recently in 2014) and the Chicago Open in 2013 and 2014. The 300-acre Cantigny Golf complex includes 27 holes designed by Roger Packard, the year-round Cantigny Golf Academy, the 9-hole Cantigny Youth Links and a clubhouse with dining and banquet facilities. Film The McCormick Museum was used for filming a scene in A League of Their Own (1992) from the east end overlooking the fountain and pond east of the museum. Two other movies, Richie Rich and Baby's Day Out also include scenes from outside the mansion. Location Cantigny Park is located in Wheaton, Illinois,