A living tribute to those whom our community lost on September 11, 2001

The memorial incorporates three pieces of steel from WTC as the focal point of the monument along with pieces from the wreckage from Flight 93 and the Pentagon.

United States Steel employees at the Minntac plant (largest taconite plant in world) in Mt.

The Commander Dan Shanower September 11 Memorial is located along the Riverwalk adjacent to the Naperville Municipal Center, 400 S. Eagle Street.

Two bright shinning aluminum towers representing the World Trade Center sitting atop a cascading fountain.

The three-times life-size statue, recreates the now-famous photo taken by Thomas E.

The Square is located at the corner of Johanna Jabotinsky Boulevard and Chativa 8 boulevard.

Purpose: Neilie Anne Heffernan Casey was a victim of the September 11 attacks.

Dedicated on November 30 , 2001 by the Mayor Yossy Shvo and the US Cultural Attache of the Embassy.

Dedicated on April, 2005

By planting 691 trees, the site is created to memorialize the 691 New Jersey lives lost on September 11.

The Memorial is an Flag Pole with a base in the shape of a the Pentagon on which is the dedication plaque.

Memorial honoring Matthew and three other New Vernonites lost on September 11.

Designed by Sassona Norton, the Montgomery County’s 911 memorial honors those who died in the tragic events of September 11, 2001.

Plaque with the names of all the alumni lost on 9/11

The Nutley 911 Memorial honors the innocent lives lost, the selfless rescue and recovery workers who devoted their time and effort, and the residents of Nutley who died in the tragic events of Sept

It is a city cemetery, the site of Lincoln's tomb and Illinois Veterans' memorials, and the quercetum.

Monument with the names and pictures of all the civilians from Oceanside who where killed on 9/11

The Old Bridge Memorial features two 7 foot tall granite towers, representing the World Trade Center.

Peace Garden created by Laura Bloomer through "Operation Day's Work"

It was dedicated on September 3, 2003, by the Mayor, Mr. Y. Bokovza and the US Ambassador Mr. Daniel C. Kurtzer with the participation of the Israeli families of the victims of 9/11.

Six-foot granite globe memorial surrounded by a walkway and garden

Street named in honor of Patricia Kuras