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World Trade Center Artifact Dedication

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February 1, 2011

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A dedication ceremony was held in Las Vegas in February 2010 for two artifacts from the World Trade Center: a one ton section of an I-beam, and a piece of sheet metal. The two items are now in the collection of the Atomic Testing Museum.

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