Flight 93 Crash Site

 "I determined in my own mind that the passengers and crew of Flight 93 redefined the war on terrorism. It's a sacred site. This is hallowed ground."

--Congressman John P. Murtha

"Courage and optimism led the passengers on Flight 93 to rush their murderers to save lives on the ground. Led by a young man whose last known words were the Lord's Prayer and 'Let's roll.' He didn't know he had signed on for heroism when he boarded the plane that day. Some of our greatest moments have been acts of courage for which no one could have ever prepared. We will always remember the words of that brave man, expressing the spirit of a great country. We will never forget all we have lost, and all we are fighting for. Ours is the cause of freedom. We've defeated freedom's enemies before, and we will defeat them again."

--President George Bush, November 8, 2001

A message for the heroes of Flight 93.	Todd Beamer's famous words.
Visitors at the honor roll.	A monument listing the names of the victims serves as a temporary memorial.
Patriotic angels serve as sentinels at the site, one for each passenger and crew member.	A Flight 93 flag waves at the site.
Visitors leave messages, flowers and flags on wire fencing.	The actual crash site is marked with a U.S. Flag and is surrounded by fence.
John Lennon's "Give Peace a Chance" scrolled on a guiderail.	An angel surrounded by flags.

Official Flight 93 Memorial Website

Flight 93 Memorial Chapel

Note: These photographs were made in 2002.
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