Editing York, Maine (section)

===Civil War monument===
A granite monument depicting a Civil War soldier was erected in 1906 at a traffic triangle in York Village.<ref name="Monument">{{cite news|last1=Dandurant|first1=Karen|title=Soldier's garb generates doubts about monument|url=http://www.seacoastonline.com/article/20040926/News/309269961|access-date=May 31, 2017|publisher=Seacoast Online|date=September 26, 2004}}</ref> It has been suggested by some that his uniform appears to be incorrect for a Union soldier, as he wears a brimmed fedora and goatee; some local tour guides claim that the uniform is actually Confederate.<ref name="Monument" /> Another explanation is that either the sculptor, Englishman [[S. H. Barnicoat Monuments|Frederick Barnicoat]], or designer John Staples, mistakenly depicted a uniform from the time of the [[Spanish–American War]].<ref name="Monument" /> It is also possible that the [[20th Maine Volunteer Infantry Regiment]] did wear a similar uniform.<ref name="Monument" />