Sponsor a Paving Stone….
| The International Peace Garden on the Manitoba/North Dakota border is the location selected for the North American Game Warden Museum. This area was chosen for its natural beauty and for the fact that is a central North American location; it has become quite the International tourism destination. |
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The museum was introduced so that those in the profession of preserving the natural environment could be honored. It is also a great place for people to be educated on the values that out natural resources hold.
In 2005 the museum underwent a new phase of construction to add to the overall effect of the museum. There is also a Memorial Garden where the names of fallen officers from all over the US and Canada can be honored and displayed on monuments.
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Engraved paving stones can be sponsored by individuals in gratitude of the champions of the profession. There is a public fundraising effort which promoted the sponsoring of 500 paving stones that have been allocated for individual honors. The proceeds from the paving stone sponsorship will help the completion of the museum’s construction phase.
The paving stones will be inscribed with a logo or an inscription and will then be placed in the grounds of the museum. Engraved paving stones are very common product for companies, families or clubs to show a permanent sign of respect or gratitude. |
The Benefits of these Engraved Paving Stones …
- Pavers are durable, weather resistant, and traffic resistant.
- They are made from polished black granite so they are visually appealing also.
- There is plenty of room on the surface of the paver for personal engraving in honor, thanks or memory.
- Every engraved paving stone will be placed on the grounds of the museum so that the public can appreciate them.
- Paving stones can be sponsored by individuals, families or companies and associations.
About North Dakota, ND...
During the 19th century North Dakota was considered to be apart of the Wild West. It was home to the Native Americans for hundreds of years until the Europeans of French descent invaded and called North Dakota its home. North Dakota became a state of America back in 1889. |
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Many navy vessels have been named in honor of this state like USS North Dakota. The great depression which took place in North Dakota in the 1920's affected the states popularity. North Carolina 's population today stands at 640,000 which were exactly the same in the 1920's.
North Dakota’s climatic changes are immense. Their summers are unsettled with severe thunderstorms, hail and tornadoes. During the winter most parts of North Dakota are hot, cool and dry. Snow fall becomes very serve during the fall also.
The Missouri river flows through the western part of North Dakota it meets up with and forms Lake Sakakawea, which in named by the Native Americans who first migrated to this state.
North Dakota also is the only state with their self owned bank called the bank of North Dakota. This bank holds and funds all of the states and local governments.
For more information go to The official website for the state of North Dakota
Cities of North Dakota
Abercrombie |
Adams |
Alamo |
Alexander |
Alice |
Almont |
Alsen |
Ambrose |
Amenia |
Amidon |
Anamoose |
Aneta |
Antler |
Ardoch |
Argusville |
Arnegard |
Arthur |
Ashley |
Ayr |
Balfour |
Balta |
Bantry |
Barney |
Bathgate |
Beach |
Belfield |
Benedict |
Bergen |
Berlin |
Berthold |
Beulah |
Binford |
Bisbee |
Bismarck |
Bottineau |
Bowbells |
Bowdon |
Bowman |
Braddock |
Briarwood |
Brinsmade |
Brocket |
Buchanan |
Bucyrus |
Buffalo |
Burlington |
Butte |
Buxton |
Calio |
Calvin |
Cando |
Canton City |
Carpio |
Carrington |
Carson |
Casselton |
Cathay |
Cavalier |
Cayuga |
Center |
Christine |
Churchs Ferry |
Cleveland |
Clifford |
Cogswell |
Coleharbor |
Colfax |
Columbus |
Conway |
Cooperstown |
Courtenay |
Crary |
Crosby |
Crystal |
Davenport |
Dawson |
Dazey |
Deering |
Des Lacs |
Devils Lake |
Dickey |
Dickinson |
Dodge |
Donnybrook |
Douglas |
Drake |
Drayton |
Dunn Center |
Dunseith |
Dwight |
Edgeley |
Edinburg |
Edmore |
Egeland |
Elgin |
Ellendale |
Elliott |
Emerado |
Enderlin |
Epping |
Esmond |
Fairdale |
Fairmount |
Fargo |
Fessenden |
Fingal |
Finley |
Flasher |
Flaxton |
Forbes |
Fordville |
Forest River |
Forman |
Fort Ransom |
Fortuna |
Fort Yates |
Fredonia |
Frontier |
Fullerton |
Gackle |
Galesburg |
Gardena |
Gardner |
Garrison |
Gascoyne |
Gilby |
Gladstone |
Glenburn |
Glenfield |
Glen Ullin |
Golden Valley |
Golva |
Goodrich |
Grace City |
Grafton |
Grand Forks |
Grandin |
Grano |
Granville |
Great Bend |
Grenora |
Gwinner |
Hague |
Halliday |
Hamberg |
Hamilton |
Hampden |
Hankinson |
Hannaford |
Hannah |
Hansboro |
Harvey |
Harwood |
Hatton |
Havana |
Haynes |
Hazelton |
Hazen |
Hebron |
Hettinger |
Hillsboro |
Hoople |
Hope |
Horace |
Hove Mobile Park |
Hunter |
Hurdsfield |
Inkster |
Jamestown |
Jud |
Karlsruhe |
Kathryn |
Kenmare |
Kensal |
Kief |
Killdeer |
Kindred |
Knox |
Kramer |
Kulm |
Lakota |
LaMoure |
Landa |
Langdon |
Lankin |
Lansford |
Larimore |
Larson |
Lawton |
Leal |
Leeds |
Lehr |
Leith |
Leonard |
Lidgerwood |
Lignite |
Lincoln |
Linton |
Lisbon |
Litchville |
Loma |
Loraine |
Ludden |
Luverne |
McClusky |
McHenry |
McVille |
Maddock |
Makoti |
Mandan |
Mantador |
Manvel |
Mapleton |
Marion |
Marmarth |
Martin |
Max |
Maxbass |
Mayville |
Maza |
Medina |
Medora |
Mercer |
Michigan City |
Milnor |
Milton |
Minnewaukan |
Minot |
Minto |
Mohall |
Monango |
Montpelier |
Mooreton |
Mott |
Mountain |
Munich |
Mylo |
Napoleon |
Neche |
Nekoma |
Newburg |
New England |
New Leipzig |
New Rockford |
New Salem |
New Town |
Niagara |
Nome |
Noonan |
North River |
Northwood |
Oakes |
Oberon |
Oriska |
Osnabrock |
Overly |
Oxbow |
Page |
Palermo |
Park River |
Parshall |
Pekin |
Pembina |
Perth |
Petersburg |
Pettibone |
Pick City |
Pillsbury |
Pingree |
Pisek |
Plaza |
Portal |
Portland |
Powers Lake |
Prairie Rose |
Rawson |
Ray |
Reeder |
Regan |
Regent |
Reile's Acres |
Reynolds |
Rhame |
Richardton |
Riverdale |
Robinson |
Rocklake |
Rogers |
Rolette |
Rolla |
Ross |
Rugby |
Ruso |
Rutland |
Ryder |
St. John |
St. Thomas |
Sanborn |
Sarles |
Sawyer |
Scranton |
Selfridge |
Sentinel Butte |
Sharon |
Sheldon |
Sherwood |
Sheyenne |
Sibley |
Solen |
Souris |
South Heart |
Spiritwood Lake |
Springbrook |
Stanley |
Stanton |
Starkweather |
Steele |
Strasburg |
Streeter |
Surrey |
Sykeston |
Tappen |
Taylor |
Thompson |
Tioga |
Tolley |
Tolna |
Tower City |
Towner |
Turtle Lake |
Tuttle |
Underwood |
Upham |
Valley City |
Velva |
Venturia |
Verona |
Voltaire |
Wahpeton |
Walcott |
Wales |
Walhalla |
Warwick |
Washburn |
Watford City |
West Fargo |
Westhope |
White Earth |
Wildrose |
Williston |
Willow City |
Wilton |
Wimbledon |
Wing |
Wishek |
Wolford |
Woodworth |
Wyndmere |
York |
Zap |
Zeeland |
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