National September 11 Memorial & Museum
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“I feel like a part of me was lost on 9/11. Until I visited the Museum and saw the dramatic artifacts like the Slurry Wall I was not able to talk about the experience.” –Adriana Maluendas, 9/11 survivor. http://911memorial.io/1OTUIPf
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Brazilian 9/11 Survivor Inspired to Tell Story
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Rosalie Giasullo Rau My husband is a survivor from the North Tower and spoke very little about his escape until we visited the National September 11 Memorial & Museum. It was cathartic. I am happy that the Museum gave you strength.
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Miguel Camargo When I visited the Memorial recently, a volunteer lady explained to me that the Slurry Wall was the big hero on 9/11 because it's great engineering prevented that part of Manhattan getting flooded.
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National September 11 Memorial & Museum
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Standing 36-feet tall and weighing 58-tons, the Last Column became a symbol of resilience after September 11, 2001 and can be seen in Foundation Hall at the 9/11 Memorial Museum adorned with the original markings, pictures and tributes.
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Henry C Mak You can buy tickets online at $24 each person. It will take you at least 3 hours to go through the whole museum, which is 7 floor below plaza level. The Historical Exhibition is the main part of the museum on the foot print of the north tower, consisted of 10,000 artifacts, both small and medium sizes.
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Marianne Ganley Barry God bless all who were lost in the terrorist attack that day, especially the 37 Port Authority Police Officers who lost their lives on 9/11 rescuing others. Rest in peace.
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Queens native and FDNY Firefighter John Vigiano lived in West Islip with his wife and their two daughters. On 9/11, Vigiano responded to the towers. Also responding on 9/11 was his brother, NYPD Detective Joseph Vigiano. Both perished. Today is John’s birthday, he would have been 51 years old.
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Lynn Eaton I am what seems like a million miles away I live in Carlisle in the north of the UK my heart goes out every day or all the girls and boys who lost their lives to the atrocity that day I am married to a fire fighter who was in Kosovo when it all happened happy birthday xx
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Stella Lombardo Two brothers, two heros. They sacrificed their lives to save others. So very sad that so many innocent people lost their lives including my son who was working on the 104th floor of the north tower. God bless them all and give them peace and happiness in heaven.
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National September 11 Memorial & Museum
On Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, take a moment to honor the lives lost on December 7, 1941, a day that will live in infamy.
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Mark Lacari "No matter how long it may take us, to over come this premeditated invasion. The American People in their righteous might, will win through to absolute victory." - Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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Theodore Kern Always remember December 7 1941. Never forget the lives that were lost that day.
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National September 11 Memorial & Museum
A look up at One World Trade Center from the 9/11 Memorial.
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Anthony Basile This is the suns reflection off the western elevation of One World Trade during sunset last week. U can c the city skyline if u look hard enough.
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Misan Mowoe Still miss the twin towers was a tourist on September 3, 2001.
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Everyday thousands of people visit the 9/11 Memorial from all over the world and leave tributes of love and remembrance.
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Paulette Tarabrella how can a country be ok with it's people not having personal weapons to protect themselves. how can a country make a call to disarm it's own people. how did these planes take off with payload and not be noticed. how was it our own skyways were without military planes. never forget. never.
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Ronald Stok Lest we forget
We will remember them
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