When the Maine was raised in preparation for burial at sea in 1905, key pieces were placed around the United States for memorials to the sailors that lost their lives in the sinking and the men killed in this war.
- The Main Mast is at Arlington National Cemetery over the graves of the 260-crew members
- The Fore Mast is at the United States Naval Academy
- The anchor at Reading, Pennsylvania
- The Windlass at Key West, Florida
- The Maine's Engine room Funnel went to Pompton Lakes, New Jersey, where it was placed as an eternal memorial marker in a park area on the Hamburg Turnpike!
Memorial
In 1914 the Borough of Pompton Lakes erected a Memorial and constructed a park for the USS Maine that houses and displays the original funnel of the battleship.
On Sunday, February 15, 1998, the Borough of Pompton Lakes and the USS Battleship Maine Centennial Committee invited the public to a Memorial Service commemorating the 100
th Anniversary of the sinking and loss of 260 crewmembers of the Battleship USS Maine
.
The Memorial Service was held at the USS Maine Memorial, located at Triangle Park on Hamburg Turnpike, Pompton Lakes, New Jersey and included a rededication of the Memorial which contains the part of the USS Maine. The ceremony also included a reading of the names of the USS Maine crew members killed or missing in action with the tolling of the memorial bell.