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| Title | Bayside Armenian Marker |
| Type of Memorial | Commemorative Plaque, Inscription, Monumental Sculpture, Park, |
| Sponsor(s) | City of Portland Public Art Program, and the Portland Armenian Club |
| Architect/Designer/Artist | Alan Holt, Architect/Urban Designer |
| Placement | Free standing granite marker in a landscaped mini-plaza. It overlooks the Back Cove in the neighborhood that was the site of the Portland Armenian settlement. |
| Physical Setting | On flat land. |
| Tourist Amenities | No |
| Physical Condition | Outstanding condition,new. |
| Inscription | "This memorial is dedicated to the survivors of the Armenian Genocide, 1915-1923, who settled in Bayside. By the early twentieth century over 250 Armenian families lived in Portland where they established businesses and a vibrant social life." "IN REMEMBRANCE." (In English and Armenian) |
| Location | Portland, Maine 04101 United States |
| Construction Began | 2003 |
| Construction Completed | 2003 |
| Dedication Date | July 26, 2003 |
| Prior Use of Site | Vacant city parcel. |
| History of Ownership | Owned by the City of Portland. |
| Notable Visitors | The speaker at the dedication included Congressman Tom Allen, July 26, 2003. |
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