Photo Gallery

Building the Peace Garden

Peace Garden Build

The Concept to build the Peace Garden started with planning followed by hard work.

Group of people posing near yellow benches outside a building

Recent Highlights


Recent Additions and Changes to the Batavia Peace Garden Sight

Stone Pathways

Garden Pathways


The Peace Garden has many paths; Stone, Concrete, Pavers and more.

Pink impatiens flowers in a garden setting.

Peace Garden Flowers

The Batavia Peace Garden has assortment of beautiful flowers that bloom thru the year

Paved memorial garden with plants and a commemorative sign, featuring a plaque and brick pathways.

Paver Memorials


Paver Memorial's are found in the walkways and memorial arch of the Garden.

Group of older adults laughing and clapping on a sidewalk beside a street with traffic cones.

Outreach


Our volunteers frequently answer the call for information, lectures, participation and involvement with the Batavia Peace Garden

A split image showing a globe sculpture with a surrounding sculpture park on the left, and a black stone bench with an engraved quote on the right.

Special Art in the Garden


Special art in the Batavia Peace Garden

Cartoon blue fish with big eyes and a smile

Fishing Derby


The fish Derby was held on 4th of July in Centennial Park.

Bicentennial Peace Garden sign surrounded by colorful flowers, plants, and a wooden fence in a landscaped area.

Peace Garden Signs


Thru the Garden, many informational and commerative signs are noted.

People holding flags stand in a line in front of a war memorial with a statue and flags in a small town square. A post office and other buildings are in the background.

Parade


Peace Garden Volunteers have participated in many Parades and enjoyed the fun!

Two people sitting on a colorful butterfly-shaped bench, holding hands, in a park setting.

Peace Garden Benches


Join us to relax, sit and enjoy Tonawanda Creek