Shrine Peace Memorial
We are still touring the grounds at Exhibition Place and this is the second major fountain found there. This is the Shrine Peace Memorial - the sculpture and bench were presented to the people of Canada in 1930 by the Shriners as a symbol of the peace and friendship between the USA and Canada. The fountain around it was opened in 1958 as well as a beautiful rose garden surrounding the whole thing. Very powerful don't you think?
Hello, it is a beautiful memorial and fountain! Happy Tuesday, enjoy your day and the week ahead!
ReplyDeleteAfter an absents for many years I need to get back to the CNE grounds and take my own tour.
ReplyDeleteA very lovely photograph of this fine memorial! Looks like it was a perfect day in Toronto! The sculpture exudes the message of peace and love and hopefully, it always shall be that way between our two countries.
ReplyDeletePowerful and most of all so calming. It's a perfect image and setting for a peace memorial.
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very effective & beautiful symbol of peace & unity.
ReplyDeleteThat was on my list for this summer but haven't got to it!
ReplyDeleteYes it is! What a beautiful memorial.
ReplyDeleteA Peace Memorial is a wonderful idea, but we could use more peace in our world. It is a lovely sculpture.
ReplyDeleteA very beautiful fountain.
ReplyDeleteWow! 1958. It's doing well to last that long.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fountain indeed. We could use a lot more peace in the world today. Nice photo Pat.
ReplyDeleteThat's a really cool fountain
ReplyDeleteOh, now that is really pretty!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Pat, it's a wonderful sculpture/fountain.
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous!
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