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Brooklyn Teachers Who Watched Towers Fall Reflect On Teaching 9/11 History
Public School 146 has a large bank of tall windows overlooking the skyline of Manhattan. Many teachers and students saw the planes strike the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.
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In Shanksville, Pennsylvania, A 9/11 Memorial Offers Solace And Peace
Trees, grass and flowers are a main part of the Flight 93 National Memorial, which marks the site where Flight 93 crashed.
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One 9/11 Widow On Her Journey, And The Need To Remember
"My kids are growing up with thousands of other kids who lost a parent that day."
Teenagers Born In 2001 Reflect On The 15 Years Since 9/11
Fifteen-year-olds Gabe Ferris, Kyra O'Connor and Erik Weibel discuss what the attacks mean to them.
9/11 Survivor Brian Clark Reflects On His Escape, 15 Years Later
Clark stopped to help another man while escaping the building. The two got out just minutes before it collapsed.
New Book 'The Red Bandanna' Remembers A 9/11 Hero
Welles Crowther died when the World Trade Center's south tower collapsed. He had stayed behind to help people get out.
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