Flight 93 National Memorial

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Flight 93 National Memorial

In the summer of 2006, I was in the vicinity of Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and stopped by the Flight 93 National Memorial.

The memorial

A temporary memorial is located on a hill top, 500 yards from the crash site.

The crash site is located down the hill, near the trees. (high-res)
The crash site is located down the hill, near the trees. (high-res)
Memorial benches are set-up, with names of each victim. The memorial also has this "ambassadors" kiosk, with local residents serving as ambassadors, there to answer questions. One can also go inside the kiosk and sign a tribute book. (high-res)
Memorial benches are set-up, with names of each victim. The memorial also has this "ambassadors" kiosk, with local residents serving as ambassadors, there to answer questions. One can also go inside the kiosk and sign a tribute book. (high-res)


This fence is set-up, so that people can leave tribute items and others can view them. (high-res)
This fence is set-up, so that people can leave tribute items and others can view them. (high-res)


Someone is viewing the many police patches left here. (high-res)
Someone is viewing the many police patches left here. (high-res)
Wooden angels, with one here for each victim on Flight 93. (high-res)
Wooden angels, with one here for each victim on Flight 93. (high-res)


Shanksville

Also stopped in Shanksville itself, which is actually located 2 miles south of the crash site. Shanksville is so tiny and small, that I think everyone knows each other and it's obvious that I'm an outsider. (especially walking around with a camera, though try to be subtle) I figure that people don't want to be bothered.

Main Street in Shanksville. (high-res)
Main Street in Shanksville. (high-res)


Looking the other way down Main Street in Shanksville. (high-res)
Looking the other way down Main Street in Shanksville. (high-res)


Shanksville's one store. (high-res)
Shanksville's one store. (high-res)


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