911 Memorials List

Old Tappan in Bergen County has started construction of the 4-acre Twin Oakes Park which will include a 911 Memorial.
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Jersey City’s Katyn Memorial on the waterfront facing the WTC was almost pulled down to be replaced by the city’s 911 memorial.
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The USS New York, a San Antonio class ship, is being built by Northrop Grumman Ship Systems in Avondale, LA, and includes 10 tons of melted World Trade Center steel.in the bow stem of the LPD21.
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The Mohawk Valley 9/11 Park is to include granite monoliths representing the World Trade Center and bronze statues depicting rescue efforts following the attacks. It is scheduled to be dedicated in 2006 and will stress honoring first responders. It is designed by artist Joseph Carrado of Rome and will be in Proctor Park, off Culver Avenue, Hazard said. The group hopes to raise $1 million for the project.
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Newark Airport dedicated its memorial to the heroes of Flight 93 soon after the attack near an outlying parking lot. The memorial is visible from the Newark AirTrain.
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Boston’s 9/11 Memorial is in the Boston Public Garden and commemorates 93 state residents — most on the two hijacked planes out of Boston — who died. In total 177 families lost family on the day. It was dedicated in 2004 in a ceremony attended by John Kerry during his Presidential Campaign. It is located near the Arlington Street Entrance.

The Massachusetts Port Authority (MASSPORT) had a contest in 2003 for a 1.6 acre for a 9/11 memorial at the entrance to Boston Logan Airport’s Terminal Area and is located adjacent to the Hilton Hotel and the West Garage. The memorial site was selected because of its visibility, pedestrian accessibility, and proximity to the Hilton Hotel, the center of Care Team operations (Care Teams from the Authority and the airlines administered to the friends and families of the 9/11 passengers).
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If there’s not a memorial there there should be.
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The Greater Calverton Civic Association World Trade Center Memorial is at Riley Ave. and Edwards Ave., north of Route 2, in Calverton. Map Some victims of the attack are buried in nearby Calverton National Cemetery.
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Roberto Julio Bessin’s “Morning Call” osprey perches on a 20 foot tall WTC steel beam at the Greenport Yacht Club in the Hamptons and was dedicated in 2002.
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A Wall Street is the logo for Engine 4 Ladder 15 at 42 South Street. The station lost 14 firefighters on September 11.
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Engine10/Ladder10 (”Ten House”) across Liberty from the World Trade Center at Greenwich had a pre-911 moto of “First Due at the Big One.” It was destroyed on 9/11 and has been rebuilt. A plaque honors the six firefighters who perished. This is almost immediately next to the memorial for the February 1993 attack. (more…)

A memorial to the February 26, 1993, victims of the WTC attack was dedicated on its anniversary in 2005. The memorial designed by Port Authority architect Jacqueline Hanley contains the only piece of the original memorial. It is located at Liberty and Washington by the entrance to the bridge over West Street which is the private family viewing area. It is located behind closed gates and obscured. When I asked guards at the WTC in April about it, they said they were unaware of it. It is also very near Ladder 10 which was the firehouse across the street from the WTC.

Photo by 911memorials.org

Probably no place was more identified with the 911 heroism than St. Paul’s Chapel.
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The 9-11 sculpture project entitled “The Gates” consists of two gates — a 23 foot and 53 foot tall memorial made with 16 tons of WTC steel obtained from the New Jersey salvage yard.
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