Peace (Gardens of the Heart)
Our Peace Stones are a unique feature of our Peace Garden which, by itself, is an unusual if not unique feature of a Quaker Meetinghouse. The Committee members helped design and finance the Peace Garden and in so doing conceived the presence of Peace Stones that would be interesting and complement the beauty of the Garden.
The Peace Stones are made to last.
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They are cut from Vermont granite, have a footprint of 12 inches by 24 or 30 inches and weigh about lb each. The Stones are paid for by private subscription and while the author of the quotation is also engraved on the Stone the handwritten name of the donor, with a personal message, is kept in an archival Book of Record under secure conditions in the meetinghouse. As of this year, , thirteen Peace Stones have been installed; not all of their inscriptions are religious but all of them are thoughtful and appropriate.
International Peace Garden selects design for new monument. International Peace Garden lighting year-old tower before demolition.
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The International Peace Garden will light the Peace Tower nightly in celebration before its demolition this winter. Great getaways, North Dakota-style. It's easy — and pretty common — for people to assume they have to travel a long distance to have a great vacation.
International Peace Garden is pretty peaceful, photo gallery shows. Sculpture made in New London, Minn.
It also contains a memorial to Hiroshima , unveiled on Hiroshima Day, 8 August , in the presence of three survivors of the atomic devastation. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
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