9/11 Memorial of Maryland

Fontaine Family 4 months ago

The 9/11 Memorial of Maryland is a powerful and moving place to visit. It’s beautifully designed and creates a quiet space for reflection and remembrance. The attention to detail and the way it honors those who lost their lives is truly meaningful. Standing there gives you a deep sense of respect and perspective. It’s well maintained and thoughtfully laid out. A must-visit for anyone looking to pay their respects and remember such an important moment in history.

Karen Rosenthal 4 months ago

I didn't take photos, I just forgot. I didn't even know this memorial existed. I was visiting the Baltimore Aquarium with my family, and we walked around the area and came upon this. We did pay the modest admission fee to go to the top and see the views. This is a very moving and meaningful memorial. I learned a lot, and I'm very glad I visited. I would recommend a visit. It's so important that we remember and honor the lives that were lost on that terrible day.

MistahZ 2 years ago

A solemn reminder of 911, the memorial dedicated to that day in Baltimore is a good tribute to the lives lost. It's spacious, well kept and the artifacts and material from the felled buildings are preserved perfectly despite being outside. I didn't go inside the building dedicated to it so I cannot comment on that or the people working there, even if it looks like a nice building. No problems aside from that, I'd recommend giving the Memorial a visit if you got the time and are nearby, it helps it doesn't cost anything either. Pictures and video are of the general area and outside artifacts.

Jennifer C 3 years ago

What a gem situated at the heart of the Inner Harbor. Great views and only $8 to go up in the tower. It was good to see pieces from 9/11 attacks on both the twin towers in NY and the Pentagon in DC.

The K Green Show 2 years ago

Never forget. This monument is a good memorial to the Marylanders who lost lives on 9.11.01. The Baltimore Trade Center casts a shadow on 9-11 at the exact times etched on the stone that describe the events of the day.