Add to ORKGOn Memorial Day in 1921, 100 Linden trees planted on Back Cove Boulevard (later renamed Baxter Boulevard after former mayor and city benefactor James Phinney Baxter) around Portland\u27s Back Cove were dedicated as a memorial in honor of WWI soldiers. Each tree has a small circular metal tag corresponding to the name of a WWI veteran.https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/cumberland/1025/thumbnail.jp
The large granite WWI, WWII, Korean and Vietnam Wars Honor Roll is located in a small park with a sm...
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...
Letter from the editor. Each European Littleaf Linden tree on Baxter Boulevard in Portland is a me...
Located in the small, triangular patch of grass known as Edwards Park, located across from the Portl...
This marble Honor Roll was erected in honor of the Lewiston High School men who bore arms in their c...
This monument demarcates a nature preserve that was given to the town of Falmouth, Maine, by George ...
This monument features a bronze plaque with an Honor Roll listing all those from Old Orchard who ser...
This granite monument with a bronze plaque, flanked by two large bushes and overlooking Casco Bay on...
This monument, featuring a bronze plaque with ornate scrollwork, and two laurel branches, honors Cor...
Three Monuments to Warren’s Veterans (Text from a Museum in the Streets Interpretive Panel written b...
This granite monument with a bronze plaque on a granite pedestal (featuring an eagle at the top, wit...
This small granite memorial with a simple bronze plaque honoring the Sons of Wiscasset who served i...
This granite monument with a bronze plaque honoring those citizens of Gorham who served in the war w...
Perhaps Maine\u27s most well-known World War I memorial, the 26-foot tall stone Mount Battie Memoria...
The large granite WWI, WWII, Korean and Vietnam Wars Honor Roll is located in a small park with a sm...
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...
Letter from the editor. Each European Littleaf Linden tree on Baxter Boulevard in Portland is a me...
Located in the small, triangular patch of grass known as Edwards Park, located across from the Portl...
This marble Honor Roll was erected in honor of the Lewiston High School men who bore arms in their c...
This monument demarcates a nature preserve that was given to the town of Falmouth, Maine, by George ...
This monument features a bronze plaque with an Honor Roll listing all those from Old Orchard who ser...
This granite monument with a bronze plaque, flanked by two large bushes and overlooking Casco Bay on...
This monument, featuring a bronze plaque with ornate scrollwork, and two laurel branches, honors Cor...
Three Monuments to Warren’s Veterans (Text from a Museum in the Streets Interpretive Panel written b...
This granite monument with a bronze plaque on a granite pedestal (featuring an eagle at the top, wit...
This small granite memorial with a simple bronze plaque honoring the Sons of Wiscasset who served i...
This granite monument with a bronze plaque honoring those citizens of Gorham who served in the war w...
Perhaps Maine\u27s most well-known World War I memorial, the 26-foot tall stone Mount Battie Memoria...
The large granite WWI, WWII, Korean and Vietnam Wars Honor Roll is located in a small park with a sm...
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...