a monument to the baldwin apple now marks the location (on today's chestnut street in wilmington). the monument's inscription reads: "this monument marks the site of the first baldwin apple tree found growing wild near here. it fell in the gale of 1815. the apple first known as the butters, woodpecker or pecker apple was named after col. loammi baldwin of woburn. erected in 1895 by the rumford historical association."