Eleven Tears, 2003 in the Lobby of the American Express Building
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2007-11-29
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Eleven Tears was commissioned by the American Express Corporation in memory of 11 employees who died on 9/11. Located in the ground floor lobby of Three World Financial Center, the memorial is within view of the Trade Center site.
Original file name Memorial 101.jpeg
Original file name Memorial 101.jpeg
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Eleven Tears, American Express Building, Three Brookfield Place, Brookfield Place, Vesey Street, September 11th Memorial, 911, World Trade Center, Rebuilding the World Trade Center Site, September 11 2001, Manhattan, New York City, NYC, New York, NY, New York State, NYS, The Empire State
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