Daily News (New York, NY), March 21, 1924, pg. 49.
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THE GORHAM CO, NEW YORK & PROVIDENCE (Lower proper right:) TCENCI (On plaque above relief plaque:) 1914-1918/"WHAT MEAN THESE STONES?"/IN HONOR OF THE HEROES OF CHEMUNG COUNTY WHO/SERVED IN THE WORLD WAR AND IN MEMORY OF/THESE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES. (On relief plaque, below the reliefs: three columns with 40 names each) unsigned Founder's mark appears.
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Summary:
Relief plaque mounted on a stele in the center of an exedra. Relief depicts a seated soldier flanked by a sailor seated beside an anchor and a soldier kneeling beside a canon, a rifle held in his proper right hand. Behind the miliary figures there is an angel with wings spread, a branch held in one hand and a sword held in the other hand.