Behind the Lens: One for All, All for One
Behind the Lens: One for All, All for One
![Members of the Nyack Boys varsity lacrosse team put their hands together in a circle while visiting Memorial plaza.](/sites/default/files/styles/standard/public/paragraph/blog-page-introduction/2019-11/COM%20WELLES%20LACROSSE_25809.jpg?itok=F0iSela6)
When the Nyack Boys Varsity Lacrosse team visited the 9/11 Memorial & Museum to learn more about Welles Crowther, a Nyack alum and lacrosse player who became known as the “Man in the Red Bandana" for his bravery on 9/11, they concluded their visit with a team cheer.
The heroism of Welles Crowther remains an inspiration to the team who wear his No. 19 on their back and incorporated the bandana design on their jerseys. After a tour of the Museum and quiet reflection at the Memorial, the Nyack students shared this moment of unity with Welles's mother, Alison Crowther, before heading home.
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Introducing the 9/11 Memorial Art Cart: Activities for Kids
![A girl stands next to a woman as she makes a charcoal rubbing at a name etched on a bronze parapet at the Memorial. Other young visitors do the same behind her.](/sites/default/files/images/_78Q9342_Cropped.jpg)
Visitors bringing children to the 9/11 Memorial now have a new way to discover the symbolism and meaning behind many elements of the Memorial and the rebuilt World Trade Center site: the new 9/11 Memorial Art Cart.
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More Than 5,000 People Joined the 5th Annual 9/11 Memorial Run/Walk
Thank you to all who participated in the 5th Annual 9/11 Memorial 5K Run/Walk and Community Day on Sunday, April 23. More than 5,000 people joined together on a sunny Sunday morning to help raise awareness about the 9/11 Memorial & Museum and to honor and remember the nearly 3,000 men, women and children who died on 9/11.