This plaque is across the street from where the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building stood and is on the grounds of the Catholic church which was also damaged. |
This tribute to the dead is across the street from the Catholic church grounds and along one of the walls of the Memorial. |
This plaque explains the memorial. |
Here is the field of chairs. |
The museum for the Memorial is located in this building. |
This pool of water has a black marble wall at each end. Near the top on the east end is 9:01, the minute before the explosion; the west end has 9:03, the minute after the explosion. |
These are the walls at the southeast corner of the former building. |
Another view of the field of chairs, each representing a victim of the bombing. The large chairs are for adults. The small chairs represent children. |
This page was designed and is maintained by Mike Condren, mcondren@cbu.edu.