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Stoystown, Pennsylvania
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The memorial was designed by Paul Murdoch, a landscape architect, and his team, who won an international design competition to create a space that honors the passengers and crew of Flight 93.
The Tower of Voices stands 93 feet tall and contains 40 wind chimes, each representing a passenger or crew member of Flight 93.
The memorial is managed by the National Park Service, ensuring its preservation and educational outreach to visitors.
The Wall of Names is a white marble wall that lists the names of all 40 passengers and crew members who lost their lives on Flight 93.
The memorial is built on the site where Flight 93 crashed on September 11, 2001, in a field near Stoystown, Pennsylvania.
The visitor center offers exhibits that provide context and stories about the events of September 11, 2001, and the heroic actions of those on Flight 93.
The memorial includes a reforestation effort called the 'Plant a Tree at Flight 93' program, aiming to plant 150,000 trees to honor the passengers and crew.
