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| Maine Civil War Monuments | |
Bath |
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| Town/County: Bath/Sagadahoc | |
| Location: High Street | |
| Type: Shaft | Materials: Marble, Granite |
| Date Erected: 1867-69 | Date Dedicated: |
| Maker/Sculptor: C. J. Noyes, designer; William Hogan, maker | Source of Funding: $4,975 from City of Bath |
| Principal inscriptions: Honor The Brave/Erected by the City of Bath/A. D. 1867/And Dedicated To/The Memory Of Her Sons/Who Died/That The Nation Might Live/"The World Will Little Note What/We Say, But It/Can Never Forget What They Did"/Lincoln, Gettysburg | |
| References: Parker McCobb Reed, History of Bath and Environs, Portland, 1894; Henry Wilson Owen, The Plummer History of Bath, Maine, Bath, 1936 | |
| Click on these photos for larger images | |
Current view
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Stereo view, c.1870 |
Post card, c.1910
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