Add to ORKGThis bronze plaque honoring Harold T. Andrews, Maine\u27s first soldier to perish in World War I is located in the Hall of Flags inside the Maine State House. The Maine State Legislature appropriated $2000 for the memorial. The Harold T. Andrews Memorial Commission included Col. Edward F. Anthoine of Portland, John Thomas of Portland, and Capt. John W. Healey of Skowhegan. (Lewiston Evening Journal, October 11, 1929).https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/kennebec/1009/thumbnail.jp
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This bronze plaque honoring Harold T. Andrews, Maine\u27s first soldier to perish in World War I is ...
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This ornate bronze plaque, mounted on a rough hewn granite slab, features a bronze eagle resting ato...
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This granite monument with a bronze plaque, flanked by two large bushes and overlooking Casco Bay on...
This marble Honor Roll was erected in honor of the Lewiston High School men who bore arms in their c...
Located in the small, triangular patch of grass known as Edwards Park, located across from the Portl...
Perhaps Maine\u27s most well-known World War I memorial, the 26-foot tall stone Mount Battie Memoria...
This monument features a bronze plaque with an Honor Roll listing all those from Old Orchard who ser...
This memorial was erected by William Merrill\u27s only son, Edwin R. Merrill, a year after his fathe...
This bronze plaque honoring Harold T. Andrews, Maine\u27s first soldier to perish in World War I is ...
This monument, featuring a bronze plaque with ornate scrollwork, and two laurel branches, honors Cor...
This large monument in honor of the men and women from Augusta who served during the Great War was e...
This ornate bronze plaque, mounted on a rough hewn granite slab, features a bronze eagle resting ato...
This ornate bronze plaque, mounted on a rough hewn granite slab, features a bronze eagle resting ato...
The monument consists of one large base block of granite, upon which three markers rest on. The midd...
This monument is a plain, rough-hewn, medium sized granite boulder with a weathered bronze plaque ho...
The monument is a rectangular granite slab with an elaborate bronze plaque on its face containing th...
This elaborate bronze memorial tablet mounted on granite features an eagle with E Pluribus Unum ba...
This granite monument with a bronze plaque, flanked by two large bushes and overlooking Casco Bay on...
This marble Honor Roll was erected in honor of the Lewiston High School men who bore arms in their c...
Located in the small, triangular patch of grass known as Edwards Park, located across from the Portl...
Perhaps Maine\u27s most well-known World War I memorial, the 26-foot tall stone Mount Battie Memoria...
This monument features a bronze plaque with an Honor Roll listing all those from Old Orchard who ser...
This memorial was erected by William Merrill\u27s only son, Edwin R. Merrill, a year after his fathe...