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The Day America Stood Still... #NeverForget
September 11, 2001
The attack on theĀ World Trade Center on 9/11 resulted in the largest loss of life by a foreign attack on American Soil.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide an eternal place of honor for all who lost their lives and all who
responded on 09/11/2001, including the millions of Americans who came together worldwide in unity and strength to ensure that freedom and liberty prevail together.
Annual 911 Remembrance Event
September 11th
11am-12:30pm
Riverside Park in Cashmere, Washington.
Rebuilding Through Remembering
Our Memorial is dedicated to all those who perished on September 11, 2001. This video provides a tribute, honoring the victims and those who risked their lives during the 9/11 tragedy.
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What You Will See...
Being able to interact and experience our unique and timeless Memorial is invaluable. Visit our preservation site and connect with a part of history that will never be forgotten.
ā Twin granite towers, nearly eleven feet tall and are close in scale with the twin towers lost at the World Trade Center
ā The names of each personĀ who perishedĀ in New York CityĀ on 9/11 is engraved into the twin granite towers,Ā including all the first responders, people working in the World Trade Center, along withĀ passengers and crews from UnitedĀ 75 & American 11 ā Two additional monuments – one with the engraved names of the passengers and crew of United 93, and a second monument engraved with the names of the military and civilian employees who perished at the Pentagon, along with the passengers and crew on American 77
ā The Flight 93 monument in the shape of the State of Pennsylvania, which impacted in Shanksville, PA
ā The Flight 77 limestone monument is in the shape of the Pentagon, which is the site of impact
ā A rock from the field where Flight 93 crashed, which is on permanent loan from the National Park Service to the Foundation and City of Cashmere
ā A historic metal beam section from the former Twin Towers
ā A stone faƧade piece from the top of the Pentagon
ā The Survivor Tree – a Callery Pear Tree is planted as a remembrance of the tree found charred and pulled from the smoldering ruins of the World Trade Center site
A focal point is four life-sized, bronze statues.
The statues represent and honor different genders, races, professions, and everyday citizens who gave their lives unselfishly. They include:
ā A MILITARY SERVICE PERSON, representing all the services that were affected at the World Trade Center and Pentagon, including those who died and those currently serving
ā A FIREMAN, representing all first responders including police, security, and emergency Medical personnel
ā An OFFICE WORKER, representing the managers, support staff, cooks and
maintenance personnel that were the heart and soul of these buildings
ā A FLIGHT ATTENDANT, representing all the crew and passengers
One symbolic figure is missing from the circle of life-size statues, with only two bronze footprints remaining. This pays tribute to those who died and those whose bodies will never be recovered. It also allows the public to interact with the statues by standing on the footprints and grasping their outstretched open hands, thus completing the circle and symbolizing the unity of our nation.
Visit Us
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201 Riverside Dr.
Memorial Park
Cashmere, WA 98815
"It was incredible to work on such an exceptionally moving project. I am confident this preservation site will help many future generations understand and connect with this piece of American history."
Danielle JohnstonUI Design 
"This is such an exceptional, moving Memorial. No picture will ever do it justice, It's a must see!"
Nicole WarrenUI Design 
"It was an honor to work on this website for this beautiful Memorial. Visiting is so surreal, and I would recommend going!"
Mia LopezUI Design 
"It was an honor to have the opportunity to work on this website and see a monument of history preserved for future generations."
Ashley ThoroughmanUI Design 
"This Memorial is a beautiful way to remember, and honor, those taken from us on 9/11. It is a powerful in-person experience."
Dean BarkerUI Design 
"Wow, this was such an incredibly powerful project for me to work on. Multiple tears shed."
Monica M.Photographer 
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Annual Event September 11th 11am-12:30pm
Riverside Park
201 Riverside Dr.
Cashmere, WA 98815
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