911 Memorials List

911 Memorial at Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum in New York.

Prince Charles and Camilla in their first public overseas trip dedicated a plaque at Hanover Square near Ground Zero to honor the 67 Britons killed on 9/11.
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Cardinal Edward M. Egan of New York dedicated a Catholic memorial at ground zero May 22, 2005.
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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 New York City Police Museum is located at 100 Old Slip, New York, NY, between Water Street and South Street, just 4 blocks South of South Street Seaport. It includes a very moving permanent exhibit to 9/11 including many artifacts and an honor wall.
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The NYC Fire Museum at 278 Spring Street has the September 11 Exhibit Hall honor the department’s 343 firefighters who perished on Sept. 11. Among the exhibits is a photo wall.
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The Fireman’s Prayer Memorial was the fastest permanent memorial in New York even though it was intended to be the centerpiece of the Missouri Fallen Firefighters Memorial complex in Kingdom City near Columbia in the center of the state.
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The Engine 54 4 Truck Battalion 9 Firehouse on West 48th Street is the busiest firehouse in the city and suffered the worst loss on 9/11 — 15 firefighters.
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The Firefighters Memorial Park at Ritz Plaza on 48th Street between Broadway and Eighth honors those who fell from the Engine 54 station across the street. It was dedicated in 2002. The fire station which is the heart of the Broadway Theatre Distriction had traditionally hung a banner “Never Missed a Performance.” Land for the park was donated by the neighboring Ritz Plaza Hotel.
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There are several 911 Memorials in Manhattan. I am in the process of updating them.
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The official site of the World Trade Center Memorial:
http://www.wtcsitememorial.org/

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