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* [http://www.bhamlions.org/mw/ The 9-11 Memorial Walk Project] at bhamlions.org | * [http://www.bhamlions.org/mw/ The 9-11 Memorial Walk Project] at bhamlions.org | ||
* [http://capisdowntown.com/specialprojects/911memorialwalk.html 9-11 Memorial Walk] at capisdowntown.com | |||
[[Category:19th Street North|300]] | [[Category:19th Street North|300]] | ||
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Revision as of 16:29, 3 October 2006
The 9-11 Memorial Walk is a block-long greenway in downtown Birmingham linking three public art projects as a memorial to the events of September 11, 2001. The three pieces are the:
- "Liberty Garden," created by Keep Birmingham Beautiful, with twin granite towers and a floral U. S. flag.
- "Children's Hero Bench", designed in collaboration with area children, who created ceramic tile designs. The process was led by architect Dick Pigford.
- "The Ribbon" bench sculpture designed by Keith Bidwell and constructed by B. L. Harbert Construction.
The 9-11 Memorial Walk is located along 19th Street North between 3rd Avenue North and 4th Avenue North. It was dedicated on September 11, 2002. The project received a "Keep America Beautiful" Beautification and Community Improvement Award.
External links
- The 9-11 Memorial Walk Project at bhamlions.org
- 9-11 Memorial Walk at capisdowntown.com