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Stoystown, Pennsylvania
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The memorial includes a 40-acre field of wildflowers, symbolizing the 40 passengers and crew members who lost their lives on September 11, 2001.
The Tower of Voices is a 93-foot tall musical instrument with 40 wind chimes, each representing a victim of Flight 93.
The winning design, 'Crescent of Embrace,' was selected from over 1,000 submissions in an international design competition.
The Wall of Names is made of polished white marble and lists the names of all 40 passengers and crew members, aligning with the flight path of Flight 93.
Local residents and volunteers played a significant role in the development and maintenance of the memorial site.
The Memorial Plaza is located at the crash site and includes a large sandstone boulder marking the impact point of Flight 93.
The Visitor Center Complex offers exhibits that detail the events of September 11, 2001, and the story of Flight 93.
Flight 93 National Memorial is managed by the National Park Service, ensuring its preservation and educational mission.
Each year, a ceremony is held on September 11 to honor the passengers and crew, attended by family members and visitors.
The landscape design incorporates natural elements to reflect the rural setting and the peacefulness of the site.
