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| Maine Civil War Monuments | |
Gray |
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| Town/County: Gray/Cumberland | |
| Location: Routes 4 and 26 | |
| Type: Soldier | Materials: North Jay, Quincy Granite |
| Date Erected: 1911 | Date Dedicated: June 20, 1911 |
| Maker/Sculptor: Albert E. Como of Auburn | Source of Funding: $1,972.25 from the George F. Shepley Woman's Relief Corps No. 39 and the Town of Gray |
| Altered or Moved: Originally located between Old and New Portland Roads | |
| Principal inscriptions: To Perpetuate/The Heroism/and/The Sacrifice/of the Struggle/1861-1865/1911 | |
| References: Lewiston Evening Journal, June 20, 1911; Daily Eastern Argus, June 21, 1911; The Narragansett Sun, July 6, 1911; George T. Hill, History, Records, and Recollections of Gray, Maine, pp. 230-232. | |
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Post card, c.1911 |
