America's 9-11 Memorial Quilts project was initiated by Jeannie Ammermann to honor victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States. Jeannie's desire to memorialize those killed evolved into a multi-quilt project that has drawn volunteer quilters from all parts of the U.S.
The non-profit group does not have a major sponsor, but small businesses have donated materials to make the quilts a reality. Other donations have come from individual members, along with their pledge to Never Forget.
The largest memorial quilt, America's 9-11 Memorial Quilt, includes every victim of the 9-11 terrorist attacks.
Be sure to visit the group's Web site for more information and photos.
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- 9-11 Victims Quilt on Display911 quilts
- Detail: Center Panel of the 9-11 Victims Memorial Quilt911 quilts
- Victims Quilt - Detail of Eagle Soaring with American Flag
- Detail of the Statue of Liberty on the 9-11 Victims Memorial Quilt911 quilts
- Quilting the 9-11 Victims Quilt
- 9-11 FDNY Memeorial Quilt911 quilts
- Detail: Port Authority Police 9-11 Memorial Quilt911 quilts
- 9-11 Memorial Quilt for Emergency Medical Services911 quilts
- NY State Courts Memorial Quilt911 quilts
- Port Authority Staff Memorial Quilt911 quilts
- Memorial Quilt for Port Authority Staff
- Flight 93 & Pentagon Memorial Quilts in Progress
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