Engravings of the Names of the Victims on the Empty Sky Memorial
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2011-11-02
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The walls the Empty Sky Memorial filled with names, listed within easy reach and engraved deeply enough to make hand rubbings possible. The memorial is designed in a way that visually connects New Jersey with the skyline of New York - with the memorial walls symbolic of the felled twin towers across the Hudson River.
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Empty Sky Memorial, New Jersey Official 911 Memorial, 911, September 11 2001, Terror Attack, Attack, Liberty State Park, Jersey City, Hudson River, New Jersey, NJ, Jersey, The Garden State
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