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One
of most recent additions to the Texas
State Cemetery is a simple understated memorial dedicated to those
who died in New York, Pennsyvania and Washington D.C. on the morning
of September 11, 2001. The memorial consists of a wall of Texas granite
enclosing two iron girders salvaged from the wreckage of the World
Trade Center.
After entering the main gate of the cemetery the memorial is about
150 yards directly in front of you across the pool.
The Memorial was dedicated on September 11, 2003. |
Side view of
the September 11th Memorial
Photo
by John Troesser
September 2004 |
A view of the
girders close up
Photo
by John Troesser
September 2004 |
Another view
of the girders close up
Photo
by John Troesser
September 2004 |
After entering
the main gate of the cemetery the memorial is about 150 yards directly
in front of you across the pool.
Photo courtesy Sarah
Reveley, January 2006 |
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