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THE MEMORIAL
Oklahoma City
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| Oklahoma City National Memorial |
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| Monumental twin bronze gates frame the moment of destruction - 9:02 - and mark the formal entrances to the Outdoor Memorial. 9:01, found on the eastern gate, represents the last moments of peace, while its opposite on the western gate, 9:03, represents the first moments of recovery. |
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| Renee Pendley reacts to hearing the news that Timothy McVeigh is dead June 11, 2001 at the memorial chair of her best friend, Teresa Lauderdale, while visiting the Oklahoma City National Memorial in downtown Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. |
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| The Memorial Museum provides a powerful experience for all visitors as it takes them through the day of April 19, 1995, and those that followed. Visitors leave with a complete understanding of the impact of violence, and a sense of hope and resilience for the future. This tour highlights the Memorial Museum’s Gallery of Honor, which pays tribute to the 168 who were killed. Click the photo for your virtual tours. |
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A Look at Numbers
Murrah Building Bombing – A Look at Numbers
* 168 People Killed
* 19 Children Killed
* 1 Rescuer Killed (Rebecca Anderson)
* 850 People Injured
* 85 Rescuers Suffered Minor Injuries
* 30 Children Orphaned
* 219 Children Lost at Least One Parent
* 462 People Left Homeless
* 7,000 People Left Without a Workplace
* 12,384 Volunteers and Rescue Workers Participated in Rescue, Recovery and Support.
* 387,000 Estimated number of people in Oklahoma City who knew someone killed or injured in the bombing (more than a third of the population).
* 190,000 Estimated people in Oklahoma City who attended funerals for bombing victims (19% of the population).
* 168 children eligible for scholarship money from bombing funds raised by Governor Frank Keating, Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education and Federal Employees . . . $8.9 million.
* 123 Children have already received scholarship money. Over 300 Buildings Were Damaged or Destroyed More Than 1000 People Survived
Locations of Deaths and Injuries
Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building
(361 total occupants on April 19, 1995)
163 deaths
118 workers
15 children in Day Care
4 children visitors
26 adult visitors
166 injured
Journal Record Building
(303 total occupants on April 19, 1995)
0 deaths
126 injured
YMCA Building
(164 total occupants on April 19, 1995)
0 deaths
77 injured
Water Resources Board Building
(65 total occupants on April 19, 1995)
2 deaths
39 injured
Athenian Building
(5 total occupants on April 19, 1995)
1 death
4 injured
Outside near the blast
1 death
167 injuries occurred in other buildings near the blast
60 injuries occurred out of doors
Search & Rescue Operation
1 death
Government Employees
98 of those killed and 140 injured were federal government employees 3 of those killed and 126 injured were state government employees
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| The Day The Eagle Cried |
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To all Visitors
This site has been developed not just to sell Antiques and Collectibles (of course it does some of that) rather it is to provide information about Antiques, Collectibles, artwork, art pottery, furniture types, furniture styles, jewelry, and militaria from the Revolutionary War to the Vietnam War. This site is all about information and history that is not readily available elsewhere on the Internet. We think West St Paul Antiques is one of the best Antique Malls in the State of Minnesota and we have been working hard to create that excellence for the last 12 years. We have expertise on Antiques & Collectibles and as we read and study about history and antiques we also strive to be historians. We will share that expertise with you and all the visitors to our site. Stop by and visit our Antique Mall in West St Paul, Minnesota. Or, you are all welcome to visit us on the web.
This is a new website for us at West St Paul Antiques. We hope you enjoy the site. Please feel free to email me directly at floydruggles@weststpaulantiques.com if you have any questions or feedback about this site. Please sign our guest book and check out our Poetry Coffee Cup Cafe, or the Out and About Gallery. The Reference Library and all 5 Museums are open to you 24/7 on this website. Stop by one of the 1st Recon Battalion pages where you can read about my experiences in Vietnam. Oh, by the way, also check out all our Antiques, Collectibles, artwork, art pottery, clocks, mall specials, furniture types and styles, jewelry and militaria items for sale on this site and in our Antique Mall. Check it out by going to Antique Mall Tour. This site will be totally commercial free with no fees to pay. I'll be working on this site over time so bear with me. It should be finished by the end of 2010 with over 500 pages at that time and 900 pages by the end of next year.
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