This plaque was placed at the site of the stone fort in Boothbay Harbor during the Revolutionary War.
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| ON THIS SITE, DURING THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION | |
| STOOD THE STONE FORT AND BARRACKS | |
| WHERE THE BRAVE SOLDIERS OF THE BOOTHBAY REGION | |
| FAITHFULLY GUARDED THE TOWN AND ITS WATER, | |
| UNDER THE COMMAND OF THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS. | |
| COLONEL ANDREW REED | |
| COLONEL EDWARD EMERSON | |
| JOHN BEATH, NAVAL OFFICER | |
| CAPTAINS | CAPTAINS |
| TIMOTHY LANGDON | ANDREW REED, JR. |
| ISRAEL DAVIS | DAVID REED |
| ICHABOD PINKHAM | JOHN REED |
| ANDREW MCFARLAND | JOSEPH REED |
| SAMUEL BROWN | PAUL REED |
| CAPT. WILLIAM REED | |
| "SONS OF THIS TOWN, LET THIS OF YOU BE SAID, | |
| THAT YOU WHO LIVE, ARE WORTHY OF YOUR DEAD." | |
| ERECTED BY PEMAQUID CHAPTER D.A.R. 1941 | |
