AMERICAN MEMORY
The Library of Congress has put an incredible online exhibit up on its site called the September 11, 2001, Documentary Project. Organized by the American Folklife Center, the project is modeled after a similar oral history compiled after Pearl Harbor called After the Day of Infamy.
Both sites are must-read, bookmark-and-revisit-often.
Among the drawings included in the Sept. 11 exhibit is a child’s artwork titled “Ahhh.”
Be prepared to choke up when you click to see the larger version of the drawing here.
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