TributeWTC Visitor Center opens for memory of Sept. 11 attacks

NEW YORK, United States - A woman looks at photos of victims in the Sept. 11 attacks that are on display at the TributeWTC Visitor Center, which opened Sept. 6 ahead of the fifth anniversary of the attacks that destroyed the twin towers of the World Trade Center.

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