Plymouth 9/11 Memorial

What makes this impressive memorial even more impressive is that it was built with private funds, and it reportedly was the first monument to bear the names of every single person killed on ⁹⁄₁₁ — in New York, Shanksville, and at the Pentagon.
It features seven black granite slabs engraved with the names — the police, the firefighters, the office workers, the flight crews and the airline passengers.
There is also a ⁹⁄₁₁ steel beam and figures of a firefighter and police officer.
It was dedicated on September 11, 2004 and was created by local businessman Richard J. Quintal, Jr. In fact, the memorial is located at his produce store on South Spooner Street.
Quintal was so deeply affected by ⁹⁄₁₁ that he took out a mortgage to fund the lion’s share of the $ 85,000 cost. The shortfall came from private donations.
It’s a spectacular sight. The plaza also includes ten flagpoles with all sorts of flags, including one for each branch of the armed services. There is a gorgeous etching of the pre-​9/​11 skyline prominently showing the Twin Towers, there is a quote from Mayor Giuliani about courage and patriotism and freedom, and there are benches to sit and reflect.
By the way, what did Mr. Quintal, Jr. do to mark the tenth anniversary of ⁹⁄₁₁ Day?
He had a tattoo of the towers inked onto his arm.