This 9/11 Memorial is heartfelt & beautiful. You need to park on a side street & walk a short distance to it. You will not be disappointed. The town of Acushnet & the volunteers who maintain it do a wonderful job of keeping it up.

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This memorial is a great place to sit quietly and reflect. The attention to detail and workmanship is outstanding. The steel beam from the Twin Towers points to its home in NYC. It proudly stands 9'11 tall. You can touch a piece of the Pentagon which stands by the beam. There is also a rock that was from the field in Pennsylvania. The memorial is surrounded by beautiful green grass and red and white flowers. Each year, on September 11th, the community comes together to remember all the lives affected by this tragic event. It is a beautiful ceremony.

Stopping by especially in the evening and just saying a few prayers for those who lost their lives in this environment gives you a sense of peace. I am so happy that this is a permanent part of our town of Acushnet.

This is a small town that cares. The memorial is just, well spectacular in its design and statement. I remember the opening ceremony, I don't think there was a dry eye in the crowd.. Every branch of the service was represented. Veterans from WWII to Iraq and Afghanistan were present, as well as many state reps' and town officials. The people involved worked day and night to make this happen. Being there in small town USA makes one proud to be an American. When driving by you often see family's there, or just a father explaining to a son the events that took place on this tragic day..