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This waterfront memorial dedicated to Staten Islanders lost on 9/11 frames where the towers stood.
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It’s a pretty spot for a memorial, however, the site is undergoing some construction and the names of those commemorated are not finished.
Nice place to walk around and read those who played heroic acts during 911
Very pretty scene. Wonderful way to commemorate to horrific events of 9/11. I like walking by it on my commute because it reminds me to be grateful for what I have.
In honour of the Staten Islands victims of the September 11th attack.
The memorial has a uniquely design monument with the names and faces of over 270 of the victims.
You can drive up to the location. It’s 15 minutes walk from the ferry. Lots of benches along the islands north shore facing Manhattan and Brooklyn
The One World Trade Centre is visible along with the rest of the skyline and downtown Brooklyn.
It’s calm, quite and breezy and great for a relaxing walk.
The memorial has a uniquely design monument with the names and faces of over 270 of the victims.
You can drive up to the location. It’s 15 minutes walk from the ferry. Lots of benches along the islands north shore facing Manhattan and Brooklyn
The One World Trade Centre is visible along with the rest of the skyline and downtown Brooklyn.
It’s calm, quite and breezy and great for a relaxing walk.
Isn't much of a museum, just a memorial with names. Accessible by car. And had benches to sit alongside the waters. Check out my photos posted.
The Memorial is striking against the backdrop of the Manhattan skyline. At night it becomes breathtaking. The intricate design leaves one feeling awestruck. The names and the profiles are heartbreaking yet you feel a sense of calm and of peacefulness in the aftermath of earth shattering violence. This is a peaceful place to remember and reflect. Definitely visit if your in the area.
We had a very relaxing day at this place. The 9/11 memorial is nice and has names of people that fallen engraved. You can see across is the Manhattan skyline. You can also take the ferry from there to go Manhattan. And right now its free because of the pandemic. A newly open outlet is in the other side of the park called Empire Outlet. Some stores are open already. Beautiful and clean park.
