On 9/11 anniversary, World Trade Center steel to go on display in Pa. town where it was made
By APFriday, September 10, 2010
WTC steel beam display to mark 9/11 in Pa. town
COATESVILLE, Pa. — Steel beams from the World Trade Center are going on display in the Philadelphia suburb where they were made.
The steel “trees” will be the centerpiece of a ceremony Saturday in Coatesville, Pa., marking the ninth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
Organizer tell The Delaware County Daily Times that the ceremony will include the ringing of bells commemorating the morning of Sept. 11, 2001.
Forged in 1969 by Lukens Steel Co., the steel supports framed the perimeter of the twin towers’ first nine floors and massive lobbies.
A caravan of tractor-trailers returned the 500 tons of steel to Coatesville in April.
Information from: Delaware County Daily Times, www.delcotimes.com
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