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Coming Sunday: Our 9/11 Museum, World Trade Center Site Photos
September 10, 2022
This Sunday, September 11, is the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
In late August, we took our NorthEscambia.com cameras to New York City. And this Sunday, we’ll take you on a photo tour of the National September 11 Memorial Museum and the memorial pools on the site of the World Trade Center towers.
Look for the photos Sunday morning, only on NorthEscambia.com.
Pictured: Ladder 3 in the National 9/11 Memorial Museum in New York City. The truck’s crew was last known to be on the 35th floor of the North Tower when it collapsed. None survived. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “Coming Sunday: Our 9/11 Museum, World Trade Center Site Photos”
There is a 3rd of nation or greater that have no clue about this date or why it happened.
I will never forget.
I lost a good friend who was at his office on the 33rd floor.
I had just went there and was at his apartment for a weeks visit.
He left for work,was going to bring home Chinese to eat that evening.
I will never forget him walking out that door never to return.
I stayed there to arrange for his belongings to be picked up by his family.
Felt like when I left to come back home I left part of myself.
Forget…never.
I kept looking at the door the next 3 days expecting him to walk through.
I dont like to dwell on it but its emotional when I see this or the subject is brought up.
Many good people in this whole thing, responders and personal in the buildings were lost. Forget..never.
Thank You….
Too many quickly forget the importance of this day in history.
We are still seeing the impact of the cowardly attack and many deaths and lives forever changed.