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Construction workers maneuver the last piece of debris removed from Ground Zero. May 28, 2002....

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Construction workers maneuver the last piece of debris removed from Ground Zero. May 28, 2002. It was the 30-foot 'Column Number 1001B' of Two World Trade Center (South Tower). The steel beam, one of 47 that held up the South Tower, was plastered with mass cards, rosary beads, flags, photos of missing innocents, and letters from children to parents who would never be coming home. It is in the National Sept. 11 Memorial & Museum. U.S. Navy Photo by Bob Houlihan
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Construction workers maneuver the last piece of debris removed from Ground Zero. May 28, 2002. It was the 30-foot 'Column Number 1001B' of Two World Trade Center (South Tower). The steel beam, one of 47 that held up the South Tower, was plastered with mass cards, rosary beads, flags, photos of missing innocents, and letters from children to parents who would never be coming home. It is in the National Sept. 11 Memorial & Museum. U.S. Navy Photo by Bob Houlihan

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