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Related Pictures
Flt 93 Memorial Chapel: From fifty feet up. Intersection of Boulevard of Heroes (Stutzmantown Road) and Coleman Station Road, Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Photo courtesy of Asplundh Tree Service.
Limited Edition Memorial Buttons:
Fabricated from the evening of September 11, 2001 until December 31, 2001 to
raise funds for local volunteer fire departments. ALL proceeds raised
more than 2,000 dollars.
Thunder Bell - The Voice of UAL Flight 93. Thousand
pound cast steel bell dated 1860.
Prior to being sandblasted and cleaned at Somerset
Foundry. Currently (June 2) being fitted with new cradle,
fabricated at Weimer's Blacksmith Shop, Somerset. Right Picture taken on June
15 after Sandblasting.
People's Memorial - Shanksville. Spontaneous tribute to the Heroes of Fight 93 signed by thousands of visitors: located in the town of Shanksville while Impact Site was cordoned off from the public. The practice of signing tributes on great sheets of plywood continues at the Temporary Memorial at the Impact Site.
Photo courtesy Don J. Pyle Sign For The Chapel
The chapel rafters: Chapel scissor trusses and rafters exalted to the original height of 18 feet from the chapel floor as of May 25th. The pine rafters are what remains to be removed from the suspended ceiling structure installed forty years ago.
Sanctuary Lamp of Perpetual
Remembrance: in honor of the Heroes of UAL Flight 93, donated by the
artist, Master Blacksmith, David Weimer. To be dedicated July Eleventh
ceremony at 1:00 PM.
Photo courtesy Don J. Pyle Memorial Antique Window donated by Temple Emanu-El Israel, Greensburg, Pennsylvania, installed and secured in position of entrance to body of Chapel.
Photo courtesy Don J. Pyle Members of volunteer work crew from Virginia complete the installation of Memorial Stained Glass Window on June 15. The rafters seen above, the remnants of a suspended ceiling, will be removed in further reconstruction of the Chapel. Photo courtesy Don J. Pyle
Sanctuary area with Hanging Lamp
of Perpetual Remembrance dedicated to the Heroes of Flight 93. |
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