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The Peace Arch monument stands tall under a blue sky with clouds, featuring an American and Canadian flag. The inscription "CHILDREN.OF.A.COMMON . MOTHER" is visible, surrounded by green grass and trees at the Blaine, WA and Surrey, B.C. border.
The Peace Arch is viewed from another angle, with a Canadian flag atop and the inscription "BRETHREN DWELLING TOGETHER IN UNITY". Sunlight shines through bare trees, illuminating the white arch and green grass at the border.
A close-up of the Peace Arch's side reveals the inscription "MAY THESE GATES NEVER BE CLOSED". The white structure is set against a blue sky, with green grass in the foreground.
Another close-up of the Peace Arch's side shows the inscription "1814 OPEN ONE HUNDRED YEARS 1914". The white monument is surrounded by green grass under a blue sky.
A bronze plaque on a stone monument near the Peace Arch reads about the "UNFORTIFIED BOUNDARY LINE BETWEEN THE DOMINION OF CANADA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and their century-old friendship, serving as a lesson of peace.
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Peace Arch

As a Louisianian spending time in WA.. I took advantage of being in two countries at once.

📍Blaine, WA meets Surrey, B.C.

Peace Arch Provincial Park
2025/2/24 Edited to

... Read moreThe Peace Arch, built in 1921, is a symbol of friendship and peace between the United States and Canada, representing over a century of harmonious relations. Spanning the international border between Blaine, Washington, and Surrey, British Columbia, this monument stands as a testament to unity. The iconic arch, inscribed with messages of peace, is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, making it a popular spot for visitors and locals alike. As you explore the area, take a moment to reflect on the historical significance of this location. The arch itself conveys messages such as 'May these gates never be closed' and 'Children of a common mother,' illustrating the shared values and connections between the two nations. The Peace Arch serves not only as a tourist attraction but also as a reminder of the importance of friendship and collaboration between different cultures and communities. Don't miss visiting the adjacent parks on both sides of the border and immerse yourself in the rich history and diverse landscapes. Whether you're taking photographs or simply enjoying the serene atmosphere, the Peace Arch offers a unique perspective on the beautiful bond shared by the United States and Canada.