This monument demarcates a nature preserve that was given to the town of Falmouth, Maine, by George Woodward in It is to be preserved forever as a park and forest in honor of the two men who died in WWI. It is 27 acres of mature forest, with marked trails. The monument is a smooth granite rectangular base with a curved top, set on top of a granite platform, and surrounded by a stone courtyard with stone walls, stone pavers, and stone benches.
Various plantings adorn the courtyard, which is reached by climbing two small sets of wide stone stairs. Advanced Search. Privacy Copyright. Skip to main content. Additional Type Plaque. Date Dedicated Materials Granite marker with bronze plaque. Sponsor George Woodward.
Monument Description This monument demarcates a nature preserve that was given to the town of Falmouth, Maine, by George Woodward in Comments More research needs to be conducted about the gift of the preserve, and the two men it honors. Monument found by Thomas Durgin. Photographer Libby Bischof. Date Taken Summer Download Medium Thumbnail.
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