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Dedicated at historic sites in the Great Lakes region of the United States and Canada, War of 1812 Bicentennial Peace Gardens celebrate the two hundred years of peace and longstanding friendship between two countries that share the worlds longest undefended boarder.

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Hull Family Home & Farmstead

Gary Costello

5976 Genesee Street @ Pavement Road

Lancaster NY USA

gcostello@hullfamilyhome.org

716-681-6451

DEDICATION

JULY 2012

Hull Family Home & Farmstead

Enjoy the Beautiful garden located next to the historial Hull House builted around 1810 and is the oldest, federal-style stone residence in Erie County. It is said the the Hull House may have been used as a refuge for citizens fleeing from the British. THe hull House garden has been created entirely by volunteers, and contains a wide variety of annual and perennial plants. When you visit the garden, you can not help but notice the 2 historic sculptures, carved by chairsaw artists, completed in conjunction with the local "Carvings for a Cause" organization. The sculptures portray National Weather Service founder General Albert Myer and Buffalo Mayor Ebenezer Walden. THe garden, in many ways, demonstrates how we as a nation, and as a people, can overcome adversity. It is a beautiful place to enjoy the beautiful of Peace. For more information and list of nearby attractions, check out our digitial map at the following link http://digital.turn-page.com/issue/47855 More »

Dedicated at historic sites in the Great Lakes region of the United States and Canada, War of 1812 Bicentennial Peace Gardens celebrate the two hundred years of peace and longstanding friendship between two countries that share the worlds longest undefended boarder.

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The concept of an International Peace Garden emerged in 1990 when the first garden was presented by the Canadian Government to the United States to celebrate their long standing friendship. our History »