Legacy Joshua Chamberlain

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the joshua chamberlain museum



chamberlain memorial in brewer



chamberlain statue erected in 2003 @ alma mater, bowdoin college, in brunswick, served president


his home, located across maine street bowdoin college campus, joshua l. chamberlain museum , owned pejepscot historical society, maintains extensive research collection on chamberlain. memorabilia on display include minié ball ended life @ petersburg, original medal of honor, , don troiani s original painting of charge @ little round top. tours of home conducted volunteer docents late may until mid-october.


us route 1a carried across penobscot river between bangor , brewer, maine joshua chamberlain bridge, two-lane steel plate girder bridge opened on november 11, 1954.


the village of chamberlain, maine, in town of bristol, named him.


medal of honor

in september 2013, original medal of honor awarded chamberlain in 1893 donated pejepscot historical society, owns joshua l. chamberlain museum in brunswick, after being authenticated maine state museum, library of congress, smithsonian institution, , awards , decorations branch of department of army. donor, chose remain anonymous, found in of book bought during church sale @ first parish church in duxbury, massachusetts; chamberlain s granddaughter rosamond allen, last surviving descendant, had donated estate church upon death in 2000. chamberlain s alma mater of bowdoin college has 1904 medal of honor belonging chamberlain in possession. original 1893 medal on display @ chamberlain museum.








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