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Steel trident from World Trade Center erected at Pennsylvania museum to pay tribute on September 11
PHILADELPHIA – A big piece of historical past sits in Chester County because the nation comes collectively to recollect the lives taken throughout the 9/11 terrorists assaults.
The Nationwide Iron & Metal Heritage Museum in Coatesville is residence to the biggest assortment of World Commerce Middle metal exterior New York Metropolis.
In 1969, Luken’s Metal constructed large metal buildings, referred to as “timber” or “tridents,” as help methods for the foyer and 9 flooring of the Twin Towers.
Many of the tridents had been nonetheless standing after the tragic assaults, and now one is seen to guests exterior the museum, which now stands on the former location of the metal firm.
“The place these tridents are is the place the glass home windows had been for the workplaces on the primary ground,” stated Jim Zigler, govt director of the museum. “And these columns would have gone all the way down to the ground, or what’s referred to as Floor Zero at the moment.”
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The museum stated they might re-erect the 9-foot-tall, 30-ton buildings as a part of their twenty first annual commemorative ceremony for September 11.
“This was a part of the World Commerce Facilities, iconic constructing in New York Metropolis,” Zigler stated.
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