9-11 Memorial, New York City. Submitted by N. Perkins, Maryland.

Waterfalls cascade down all four sides of each pool that is created by the two “footprints” of the twin towers. The names of nearly 3000 victims of the terrorist attacks are inscribed in bronze plaques that line the two pools.

“Made sacred through tragic loss,” the Memorial is a place of remembrance and quiet reflection.

Although visitor passes are required, admission is free.

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 Today marks the Eleventh Anniversary of 9-11. We are taking a departure from our usual sharing of travel photos submitted by you, our readers and members. This photo is courtesy of now.msn.com, and shows the 9-11 Memorial in New York City. Here visitors walk around the two “Footsteps” of the twin towers, now beautiful memorial fountains.