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Last Column

by lisn2catsMay 21, 2023
May 2023 NSD Rewind - Grunge

From the 9/11 Memorial & Museum: Beneath the wreckage of the Twin Towers, a 36-foot-tall piece of steel remained standing, anchored into bedrock. This steel piece was once a part of Column 1001B—one of 47 columns that supported the South Tower’s inner core. Uncovered by workers during the nine-month recovery period, this resilient steel remnant, the last column to be removed from the World Trade Center site, assumed symbolic status for those working at Ground Zero. Recovery workers, as well as relatives and friends of victims, affixed mementos and wrote inscriptions on the column, filling its surfaces to honor those lost.

Products Used

This project uses products from We R Makers, Tim Holtz, Ella & Viv, Thermoweb, Spectrum Noir

Comments

shoorn
shoorn6/12/23
That background pp is perfect for these photos and love the distressed edges!
njr007
njr0075/22/23
Your page makes you stop and think and remember. Nice job using the bg paper to work so well with your photo
LCSmithSAVED
Such a wonderful choice to honor, document & preserve this memory. Never forget.