The Flight 93 National Memorial honors the 40 passengers and crew of United Airlines Flight 93 who courageously gave their lives thwarting a planned attack on Washington, D.C.

Monument plaque reads: "This chard of twisted metal from one of the Twin Towers was given to the City of Moody by the mayor of New York City." "We shall never forget." September

The Broomfield 9/11 Memorial has three sculptures showing assistance given by civilians, firefighters and police.

Two bushes, tall and slim and reminiscent of the Twin Towers, and other small plants make up the small private memorial located on the Neenah Paper Mill Grounds in Appleton, Wisconsin.

The stair climb is an untimed walk aimed at using physical activity to remember the events and people of September 11th.

Students from Thornton Schools painted the tiles with artwork and messages of peace and respect. There are about 1500 painted tiles on both sides of the wall.

Two glass columns are representative of the World Trade Center Towers Chips of broken glass signify the broken hearts of American people An eternal illumination inside of columns is a symbol that w

The Retired Firefighters of New York City, Spring Hill Chapter 343, are constructing a Memorial Garden.

A monument in Friendship Plaza next to the information center downtown Cartersville. Text on the Memorial: "September 11.

Piece of iron from the World Trade Center, Tile from the Pentagon, Piece of airplane from Shanksville, 5-inch shell from the USS Cole, Cornerstone of freedom towers, 343 Retired NYC Firefighters, p

Memorial to those who died in the attach on September 11, 2001 and to those who continue to fight against terrorism . Located in Walton Community Park, on Bearcat Dr., Walton, KY

Text on the memorial: In Honor and Remembrance of the heroes and victims of the September 11, 2001 and to celebrate the enduring spirit of all Americans.

Towers with plaque

Inscription:
This flag is a memorial to those who lost their lives in the attacks of September 11, 2001.

The 9-11 Memorial Walk is a block-long greenway in downtown Birmingham (300 block of 19th Street North) linking three public art projects as a memorial to the events of September 11th.

"It features a section of a girder from the World Trade Center donated to Bath by the New York City Fire Department, according to a press release from the college."

Battlefield Cross Memorial Dedicated to Ronald Hemenway, a member of the Navy killed in the attacks on the Pentagon.

The memorial is anchored by a statue of a firefighter in action and dedicated to all of the fallen Alaskan Firefighters.

The monument is a circular plan with a flat inclined metal ring.

The monument features a 417-pound steel I-beam 5 feet long, 2 feet high and 9 inches wide that was pulled from the rubble of the Trade Center.

The memorial features an 8-foot steel girder beam that once held up the North Tower of the World Trade Center .The beam is angled so that even small children can reach up and touch this real piece

Carved from a tulip tree as a Memorial to all who died 9-11-01.
by Hudson Farell.