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9/11 Remembered

Rebuilding Ground Zero  |  Museums & Exhibitions  |  Memorials & Tributes  |  Other


Families of September 11 remains dedicated to supporting a timely and appropriate memorial to remember and honor all the lives that were lost on September 11, 2001. We realize that there are many differences in opinion and views on this issue. FOS11 seeks to provide as much information as we can. This section provides links to articles, press releases, memorial groups and information as it is related to rebuilding Ground Zero. We neither support nor oppose any of these groups or websites. Rather, we aim to offer timely updates and provide information as it becomes available.

Foundation To Become National September 11 Memorial & Museum at the World Trade Center
http://www.buildthememorial.org/site/DocServer/NationalSept11memorialFINAL__2___4_.pdf?docID=3521
August 14, 2007
The World Trade Center Memorial Foundation today announced that it will now be called the National September 11 Memorial & Museum at the World Trade Center in order to reflect more fully the Memorial and Museum's commemoration of the September 11, 2001 attacks as a national tragedy that changed the course of history.

Jumbo Steel For World Trade Center Memorial and Museum Arrives at Port of Savannah After 4,771 Mile Journey
http://www.buildthememorial.org/site/DocServer/SavannahSteelFinal.pdf?docID=3481
August 8, 2007
The World Trade Center Memorial Foundation today announced that approximately 580 metric tons (638 short tons) of jumbo steel I-beams to be used in the construction of the Memorial and Museum arrived at the Port of Savannah after a 4,771 mile journey.

 

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