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Part of the promise of the Memorial was to make it accessible to all New Yorkers - to have it become part of their daily lives. This photo allows those who have not been to the Memorial to see how integrated the Memorial is within the City.

Names on the parapets are filled with flowers every year on the anniversary. White flowers are also placed on the names for the victims birthday. The flowers remind those that this is the final resting place for many victims families.

Every year since 2002, family and friends have met at the National September 11th Memorial and Museum (prior to the Memorial and Museum the reading took place at Zuccotti Park) to read aloud the names of all victims from the September 11th attacks…

Fourteen years after 9/11, Truthers, as they’ve been pejoratively labeled since 2001, have not gone away. And odds are, you probably know one.

San Antonio native Isabella went to camp for the first time -- but It wasn't your ordinary summer camp.

This banner was put up on the finish line of the cross country course to celebrate 100 years of the cross country course. The cross country course has been active since 1913.

in 1861 the ten dollar bill went into mass printing in the Unites States. It wasn't until the early 1900's that the U.S. Treasury mandated that every ten dollar bill have an identical portrait of founding father, Alexander Hamilton. Hamilton remains…

Tom Moore, the subject of this text, was an Irish poet and songwriter, most known for his patriotic tunes "The Minstrel Boy" and "Let Erin Remember." These tunes are still played today and remain an important part of Irish culture as they help to…