CPL. GOODBLOOD WAS A MEMBER OF COMPANY D, 7TH INFANTRY REGIMENT, 3RD INFANTRY DIVISION. WHILE DEFENDING COMPANY'S B PERIMETER WITH A MACHINE-GUN HE COVERED THE WITHDRAWAL OF HIS UNIT AND WHEN HIS BODY WAS RECOVERED THERE WERE 100 DEAD ENEMY NEARBY. FOR HI ...

SEE ALSO-LINCOLNVILLE WAR OF 1812 CANNON MEMORIAL

IN 1909 THIS MEMORIAL WAS DEDICATED TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. LATER AN HONOR ROLL PLAQUE WAS ADDED FOR THE WORLD WAR 1917-1919. SEE ALSO-YORK COUNTY SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MEMORIAL PLAQUES A & B

SEE ALSO-KNOX COUNTY SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR MEMORIAL

PHOTO SIDE OF MEMORIAL CONTAINS A HONOR ROLL PLAQUE. OPPOSITE SIDE IS A MEMORIAL PLAQUE. SEE ALSO-KNOX COUNTY SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR MEMORIAL PLAQUE.

IN MEMORY OF COMPANY K, 1ST MARINE VOLUNTEER INFANTRY SPANISH AMERICAN WAR 1898-1902 BRUNSWICH, MAINE

The President of the United States of America, in the name of Congress, takes pleasure in presenting the Medal of Honor to Coxswain Charles H. Smith, United States Navy, for extraordinary heroism in action while serving on board the U.S.S. Rhode Island wh ...

IN MEMORY OF THE BRAVE AND PATRIOTIC SOLDIERS OF WELLS WHO SACRIFICED THEIR LIVES DURING THE GREAT REBELLION IN MAINTAINING OUR GOVERNMENT AND THUS ESTABLISHING ON A BROADER AND FIRMER FOUNDATION THE PRINCIPLE OF CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY

DEDICATED TO ALL VETERANS WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY FROM SOUTH BERWICK, MAINE

ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF THE COUNTRY'S DEFENDERS 1775-1865 WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE, WITH CHARITY FOR ALL, WITH FIRMNESS IN THE RIGHT, AS GOD GIVES US, TO SEE THE RIGHT

TO HER LOYAL SONS WHO ON LAND AND WATER IMPERILED THEIR LIVES FOR THE UNION.

ERECTED BY THE CITY OF BATH A.D. 1867 AND DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF THE SONS WHO DIED THAT THE NATION MIGHT LIVE

IN MEMORY OF VETERANS OF ALL WARS AND CONFLICTS

IN MEMORY OF THE SOLDIERS & SAILORS OF 1861-1865 ONE COUNTRY, ONE FLAG

IN MEMORY OF THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OF ROCKLAND WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY 1861-1865

ERECTED BY THE TOWN OF HANCOCK 1912 IN MEMORY OF HER SONS WHO WERE DEFENDERS OF THE UNION 1861-1865

IN HONOR OF THE CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF FRANKLIN WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY IN THE CIVIL WAR

IN HONOR OF THE MEN OF ELLSWORTH WHO SERVED AND TO THE MEMORY OF THOSE WHO FELL ON LAND AND SEA IN THE WAR FOR THE UNION THEIR GRATEFUL TOWNSMEN HAVE RAISED THIS MEMORIAL 1861-1887

THIS MONUMENT IS DEDICATED TO THE MEN AND WOMEN OF BAR HARBOR WHO HAVE SERVED THEIR COUNTRY AS MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES SEE ALSO-BAR HARBOR VETERANS MEMORIAL PLAQUE

IN MEMORY OF EDEN'S SONS WHO WERE DEFENDERS OF THE UNION 1861-1865

IN HONOR OF OUR PATRIOT SOLDIERS AND SAILORS 1861-1865

SCARBORO TO HER SONS WHO FOUGHT FOR THE UNION

MORE THAN FOUR THOUSAND MEN WERE ENROLLED FROM PORTLAND IN THE ARMY AND NAVY FOR THE WAR OF REBELLION. MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED WERE KILLED IN BATTLE OR DIED IN SERVICE. HONOR AND GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE TO THE DEAD, EQUAL HONOR TO THOSE WHO, DARING TO DIE, ...

THIRD SERGEANT COMPANY H, FIFTH REGIMENT, MAINE VOLUNTEER INFANTRY AGED 19 YEARS, KILLED FIRST BULL RUN JULY 21ST 1861 SERGEANT STINSON WAS THE FIRST VOLUNTEER SOLDIER FROM PORTLAND TO GIVE HIS LIFE FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE UNION IN THE CIVIL WAR PRE ...

IN GRATEFUL RECOGNITION OF VALOR DEDICATED TO THE HONOR AND MEMORY OF OUR MEN AND WOMEN OF BRUNSWICK WHO SERVED OUR COUNTRY IN ALL WARS AND CONFLICTS

DEDICATED TO THE MORE THAN 41,000 MAINERS WHO SERVED IN THAT WAR. 2,551 GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR OUR FREEDOM. THE JEEP WAS A VEHICLE OF UNIVERSAL TO ALL BRANCHES OF THE U.S. ARMED SERVICES. 4914 BANGOR CITIZENS SERVED OUR COUNTRY IN WORLD WAR II-110 LOST THEI ...

SEE ALSO-FIRST NAVAL BATTLE OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION MEMORIAL ANCHOR PLAQUE

SEE ALSO-FIRST NAVAL BATTLE OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION MEMORIAL ANCHOR

SEE ALSO-OWL'S HEAD VETERANS MEMORIAL