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Ecuador native Fabian Soto came to the U.S. in '93. On 9/11, he was washing the windows of the Observation Deck high in the South Tower when the North Tower was struck. He was 31 years old. Today we placed a white rose at his name on the #911Memorial to mark his 55th birthday.

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After 9/11, thousands aided rescue & recovery at Ground Zero. Years later, many of those brave men & women have died due to related illnesses. If you worked there between 9/11/01–5/30/02 & have qualifying conditions, you can join the WTC Health Program: ow.ly/VnCv50VS2Xl

During #NationalEMSWeek, we honor the courage & compassion of emergency medical professionals like FDNY Paramedic Carlos Lillo. On 9/11, he responded to the South Tower with FDNY’s EMS Battalion 49. Today and always, we remember his service and sacrifice.

Last night, #911Memorial & Museum employees proudly participated in the Bloomberg Square Mile Relay. As the New York Charity Partner for this global race series, we were honored to compete alongside 100 other companies in a thrilling 10-person relay, and grateful to be the beneficiary of a

U.S. Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon performance in Times Square for Fleet Week New York City 🫡🇺🇸 Love this!!

From the Collection: Recovered purse belonging to Catherine Patricia Salter. Salter joined Aon Corporation’s Cincinnati branch in '91. She was promoted to assistant VP in 2000 and transferred to New York. On 9/11, she was on the South Tower’s 92nd floor. She was 37 years old.

This #MemorialDay, we honor the brave men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces who gave their lives in service, especially those who served after 9/11. Their courage and sacrifice remind us of the true meaning of service.

Calling all New Yorkers! Looking for a meaningful way to spend your Sunday evening? Join us for NY First Sundays at the #911Museum — a special opportunity for New York residents to visit for free from 4–7 p.m. on 6/1: ow.ly/W0SM50VVJ7w

After 9/11, the Burger King near Ground Zero played an unexpected but vital role in the days that followed. Located just steps away from the WTC site, this fast-food restaurant was quickly transformed into a makeshift command center for the NYPD and emergency responders.

Join students and educators worldwide for the 9/11 Anniversary Digital Learning Experience—a FREE 30-minute film with powerful firsthand stories commemorating 24 years since the attacks and a live Q&A with #911Museum staff. Learn more and register now at ow.ly/vg9n50W46sI

Thank you to our Girls High-School Football Director Katie Quinn! Last year it was 10 players this year it’s 30!!! 👀👀 Leader of women in football! 🔥💪🏻 #LeadingTheWay

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📸✨ Photo Dump: 1st Annual Maxwell Awards (Girls Mini-Max) Part 1! ✨📸 Amazing energy, big smiles, and pure fearless pioneers all around! 💪🏻🏆👧 More moments coming soon… stay tuned! 👀🔥 #MaxwellAwards #GirlsMiniMax #GirlPower #PhotoDump

We are committed to providing relevant & engaging learning opportunities for #students & #teachers. Join thousands from around the world as we commemorate the 24th anniversary of 9/11: register for the FREE 9/11 Anniversary Digital Learning Experience: ow.ly/HAkf50W6klN

In the days following the #Pulsenightclub shooting in 2016, hundreds gathered at the #911Memorial to tie ribbons around the #SurvivorTree. In the tragedy’s wake, Pulse owner Barbara Poma turned to the #911Museum for support as she began planning a memorial in Orlando. We

Happy Father’s Day from the Maxwell Football Club! Today, we celebrate all the amazing dads — the mentors, role models, and leaders — who make a difference both on and off the field. We’re especially grateful for the fathers within our own organization who help drive our mission

Today on #GlobalGarbageManDay, we honor the essential role sanitation workers played in NYC’s recovery after 9/11. Over 3,700 @NYSanitation workers led debris removal, supported FDNY/NYPD rescue & cleaned lower Manhattan—all while keeping regular services running.

Happy Juneteenth! On this day, let us all reflect, celebrate and renew our commitment to continued progress.

On the #MEMOBlog: Wednesday Morning on the Horizon. Read here ow.ly/lP6A50W8jP5 #911Museum