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| Maine Civil War Monuments | |
Winthrop |
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| Town/County: Winthrop/Kennebec | |
| Location: Town Hall, Main Street | |
| Type: Soldier | Materials: Norridgewock, Quincy, Barre granite |
| Date Erected: 1911 | Date Dedicated: May 30, 1911 |
| Maker/Sculptor: Henry P. Miller of the Winthrop Marble & Granite Works | Source of Funding: Womans Relief Corps, Town of Winthrop |
| Principal inscriptions: Erected By/Albert H. Frost/Womans Relief Corps/No 2 Dept Of Maine/May 30, 1911 | |
| References: Industrial Journal, Bangor, September, 1911, p. 6; Annual Reports of the Town of Winthrop, 1912, p. 15; Everett S. Stackpole, History of Winthrop, Maine, Auburn, p. 157 | |
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Post card, Unveiling of the Winthrop Civil War Monument, May 30, 1911 |
Post card, Dedication of the Winthrop Civil War Monument, May 30, 1911
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Post card, 1911, showing the base of the Winthrop Civil War Monument, a piece of ten ton Norridgewock granite cut and finished by, from left to right, Howard Mitchell, Almon H. Blaisdell, Cecil Campbell, and Fred Worthly.
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