On September 11, 2003, Norfolk, Massachusetts dedicated "One World United for Peace", a monument honoring those who perished in the terrorist attacks two years prior. In 2011, for the tenth anniversary of the tragedy, the town replaced the original sculpture with a bronze version.
![[9/11 Monument, close-up]](sculptures/norfolk_9_11_close_up.jpg)
![[9/11 Monument, side1]](sculptures/september-11th-memorial-one-world-united-for-peace.jpg)
September 11th Monument
by
Michael Alfano
One World United for Peace
September 11th Monument
Bonded bronze and granite
78"x30"x30"
Maquette (25"x8"x8") in resin available for purchase.
![[September 11 sculpture maquette]](sculptures/september11_maquette_web.jpg)
Photos: Left - Norfolk resident and 9/11 World Trade Center survivor Scott Bugbee looks at the sculpture after having delivered an extremely powerful speech at the service. Center - Norfolk residents get an up close look at the newly unveiled sculpture on 9/11/2011. Right - Members of Norfolk's finest lead a moment of silence.
![[9/11 sculpture Michael Alfano and Scott Bugbee]](sculptures/norfolk-september-11th-sculpture-michael-scott-bugbee.jpg)
![[9/11 viwers at Norfolk, MA]](sculptures/9-11-sculpture-flags.jpg)
![[9/11 moment of silence]](sculptures/september-11th-sculpture-moment-of-silence.jpg)