Flight 93 Memorial Chapel

Jose delaTorre

Very beautiful tribute to the lives lost on 9/11. It was an honor to speak to the retired school teacher there, I can't remember her name, but she was so kind and informative about the entire chapel.

BcOneSeven

Beautiful. Amazing. Humbling. Breathtaking.

Acacia Willey

This is a MUST visit for those making their way to the Flight 93 National Memorial, or those who just saw it. I was coming from Pittsburgh which meant this was stop number one. I’m thankful it was, as it gave me a chance to prepare for the National Memorial. Both this and the National Memorial hit me hard. I’ve been to many tragic sites, but because I was alive when 9/11 happened and because I love to travel, it could’ve easily been me - these were innocent victims who woke up that day having no idea. It hits deep. This memorial is somewhat in the middle of nowhere, which adds to the emotions. Imagine living in the area on 9/11! I spent about 20 minutes here and for the first 12 minutes or so it was just me. It makes it a nice place to pay your respects. There is also a cemetery across the street, which I thought was where the victims were laid to rest. It’s not, but still beautiful to see, as a number of the headstones have the American flag. It’s an emotional visit, but an important one.

Brad Tarbox

A must see, after visiting the flight 93 memorial site. Lady told us about the lady in charge of 84 Lumber hired a crew and furnished materials to finish remodel of church so It would be done for the first anniversary of the flight 93. There is great people leading great companies. Everyone should expierence this memorial and church if you believe in the good ole USA.