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Temporary Memorial Relocation

Click below (more) for information on the move of the temporary memorial, for a map of the new temporary memorial layout and alternate parking during the move, and for weekly updates.
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A Day Like No Other

On 9/11 the 40 heroes of Flight 93 gave their lives to thwart an attack on our Nation's Capital. We've been working to develop the permanent memorial to honor the heroes.
Letter from the Superintendent
Meet the Architect(video)
Watch & listen to the Flight 93 families, Gen. Tommy Franks, Gov. Tom Ridge & others talk about the memorial(video)
Memorial Design Presentation


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Families of Flight 93 Hold News Conference May 2, 2008 in Support of the Memorial Design

Click on the following links to local, regional and national media to learn about the May 2, 2008 News Conference held by the Families of Flight 93 in Pittsburgh, PA in support of the Memorial design:
Statement from President, Families of Flight 93
Memorial Backers Assail Design Critics
Flight 93 Families Want End to Controversy
Much of Flight 93 Memorial in PA to be Ready to Dedicate by 2011

 
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Preamble to the Mission Statement

"A common field one day. A field of honor forever."

May all who visit this place remember the collective acts of courage and sacrifice of the passengers and crew, revere this hallowed ground as the final resting place of those heroes, and reflect on the power of individuals who choose to make a difference.
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Support the Flight 93 National Memorial

There are many ways that you can honor the heroes of Flight 93 who, on September 11th, courageously gave their lives. You can volunteer your time and talents, or you can help in the development of the National Memorial and preservation of the Sacred Ground, the final resting place of the passengers and crew, for future generations.
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109 West Main Street
Suite 104
Somerset, PA 15501

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Park Office
(814) 443-4557

Fax

(814) 443-2180

Climate

Average summer daytime temperatures range from mid-high 70's with cool evening temperatures in the 50's. Autumn temperatures remain warm through October. Winter highs average in the mid-30's with snow cover of one inch or more exists an average of 54 days throughout the season. 
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John F. Kennedy's childhood adventure books.  

Did You Know?
As a child, Jack was sick a lot. He escaped his sick-bed by reading adventure books. Through reading, he developed a vivid imagination that he drew on as president to create the Peace Corps, launch the space race, & mold a sweeping Civil Rights Bill. As president, how would you use YOUR imagination?

Last Updated: July 01, 2008 at 15:27 EST