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Murrah Granite
The Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building was a nine-story building composed of concrete and granite. It was named after federal judge and native Oklahoman Alfred P. Murrah and opened on March 2, 1977. The building housed 17 federal agencies. It also housed a day care center, snack bar and Federal Employees Credit Union. Approximately 445 people worked in the building. On April 19, 1995, there were 361 workers and visitors, including 21 children in the day care center.
This Murrah granite fragment was given to Cindy Phipps after the bombing. On April 19, 1995, she was across the street from the Federal Building at the Federal Courthouse serving on a grand jury.

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Murrah Granite

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International Design Competition Model

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Inaugural Marathon Medal

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Symbols of Faith

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Oklahoma City Thunder Boots

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Oklahoma City Energy Jersey

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Oklahoma City Blazers Jersey

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Banner From the Fence

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FEMA Helmet

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Survivor Tree – Looking Forward

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Survivor Tree – Looking Back

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City Edition Thunder Uniform

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New York Knicks Signed Jersey

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Memorial Groundbreaking

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Memorial Marathon Start Line

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20th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony

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Intergovernmental Letter of Understanding

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University of Oklahoma Football

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Ballet Slippers

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Soda Can

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Firefighter Helmet

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First Responder Boots

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Catholic Wall Hang

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The Community Continued to Give

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Free Haircuts

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Donated Dog Food

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Cleaning the Chairs

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Family Members in Field of Empty Chairs

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Cards and Letters

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Kim Cousin's Chair

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Outdoor Symbolic Memorial

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Memorial Mission Statement

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Stuffed Bear

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Schooner

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Office Putting Set

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Flags

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Flowers

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168 4 168 Singlet

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In Remembrance Quilt

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Stained Glass Angel Ornament

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A Shared Experience 04.19.95 – 09.11.01

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Steel Cross

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FEMA Helmet

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9/11 Bracelets

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Project Hope Bear

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Oklahomans Killed on 9/11

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New York Times Ad

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People Helping People

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Times Square Message

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NYC Police Door

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NY USAR Response

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OKC First Responders Killed on 9/11

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Bomb Truck Lock Assembly

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Bomb Truck Sheet Metal

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Plaster Cast of Tire Track

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Shredded Tire Fragment

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Security Tapes

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FBI Vest

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Plastic Fragments

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Bomb Crater

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Parking Lot Map

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Rear Axle Housing with Partial VIN

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FBI Sketch of John Doe #1

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FBI Sketch of John Doe #2

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Lab Examination of Clothing

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Chain of Custody Envelope

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Honoring Those Impacted Most

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Anti-Government Literature

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Louisiana License Plate with Notes from LaKesha Levy’s Family

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Happy Birthday Card from Grandma to Grandson, Aaron Coverdale

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Metal Cross for Gabreon D.L. Bruce

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Notes for Various Victims Tied Together with Yarn

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Pinwheels with Victims' Names Attached to Them

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Paper Cranes with Victims’ Names Written on Them

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Beaded Rosary with Wooden Crucifix at the End

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Tibetan Prayer Flags

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Angel Made with a Piece of Stained Glass from the Bombing

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Handmade Cross Using Two Sticks and a Hair Tie

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“No War” Button

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Drawing from Owasso, OK That Says “Violence Isn’t the Answer”

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Keychain of the Eiffel Tower

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American Legion Uniform Cap

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Desert Storm Hat

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Painting of the Fence by Michael Rosato

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Sign of a Fish That Says, “The One That Got Away”

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Stamp-Shaped Pin Promoting Organ and Tissue Donation

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Swim Meet Trophies

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Coke® Bottle With “Hope” Notecard Inside

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Teddy Bear from 9/11 Red Cross Volunteer

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Rockette Doll With a Note

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Southwestern Bell T-Shirt

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USAR Sacramento Patch

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White T-Shirt Dedicated to Ray Downey, a NY Firefighter, Leading Member of Incident Support Team in 1995, Killed Responding to 9/11

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Stuffed Animal Rescue Dogs

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American Flag: “In memory of those who died on April 19 and September 11.”

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Ukraine Flag, Flower and Letter

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Ginger Snap Box with Jason Rusk’s Military Pins and Awards

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Notes for Orlando Victims

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Bracelet from the Firefighters Who Did a Bike Ride For 9/11

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Sandy Hook Elementary School Letter

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French Flag

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Mourning Card for Sandeep Jeswani

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“Love You!” Made from Wire

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Drawings by Children That All Contain the Phrase, “I can make a difference.”

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Crocheted Cross with Virginia Tech Ribbon

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Tapestry from an Elementary School Covered in Signatures

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Lowe’s Apron Signed by Staff

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“I Am Survivor Tree” Poem

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“As I Stand Here” Poem

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Framed Needlework

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Letter From Renee Cooper

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German Flag with Message Written on It

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Funeral Program from Jill Diane Randolph’s Service

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Woodcut Message

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Red Marine Corps License Plate Dedicated to Sgt. Benjamin LaRanzo Davis and Capt. Randolph A. Guzman

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Note in Chinese

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Maryland Pin

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