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2977 small American flags are set out for each person killed in the 911 attack are surrounded by 340 larger American flags at the September 11 Memorial on Jefferson Blvd and South River Road in West Sacramento on Monday evening. -
American flags surround a firefighter figure at the September 11 Memorial on Jefferson Blvd and South River Road in West Sacramento on Monday evening. -
2977 small American flags are set out for each person killed in the 911 attack are surrounded by 340 larger American flags at the September 11 Memorial on Jefferson Blvd and South River Road in West Sacramento on Monday evening. -
2977 small American flags are set out for each person killed in the 911 attack are surrounded by 340 larger American flags at the September 11 Memorial on Jefferson Blvd and South River Road in West Sacramento on Monday evening. -
Monirith Min and Doug Williams, right, view the flags from the berm to the east of the September 11 Memorial on Jefferson Blvd and South River Road in West Sacramento on Monday evening. -
2977 small American flags are set out for each person killed in the 911 attack are surrounded by 340 larger American flags at the September 11 Memorial on Jefferson Blvd and South River Road in West Sacramento on Monday evening. -
Gretchen Jung of Sacramento photographs the Twin Towers site at the September 11 Memorial on the corner of Jefferson Blvd and South River Road in West Sacramento on Monday evening. -
2977 small American flags are set out for each person killed in the 911 attack are surrounded by 340 larger American flags at the September 11 Memorial on Jefferson Blvd and South River Road in West Sacramento on Monday evening. -
The September 11 Memorial, on display on the corner of Jefferson Blvd and South River Road in West Sacramento remembers the 11th year since the 911 terror attacks. -
40 American flags are cordoned off with red and blue tape to remember the passengers and crew of United Airlines flight 93 at the September 11 Memorial on the corner of Jefferson Blvd and South River Road in West Sacramento on Monday evening. -
2977 small American flags are set out for each person killed in the 911 attack are surrounded by 340 larger American flags at the September 11 Memorial on Jefferson Blvd and South River Road in West Sacramento on Monday evening. -
Ludwig and his sister Annbelle Camacho of West Sacramento view the Twin Towers site at the September 11 Memorial on Jefferson Blvd and South River Road in West Sacramento on Monday evening. -
A young woman holds a flag as she reads in the text remembering the people killed at the Word Trade Center in NY City at the September 11 Memorial on the corner of Jefferson Blvd and South River Road in West Sacramento on Monday evening. -
Annette Mechill and Jess Hernandez view firefighter figure at the September 11 Memorial on Jefferson Blvd and South River Road in West Sacramento on Monday evening. -
Christina Vinson holds her friend Charlee Johnsen as they view the Twin Towers site at the September 11 Memorial in West Sacramento on Monday evening. -
John Vinson of El Campo, California has been remembering the 911 attacks for 11 years. 2977 small American flags are set out for each person killed in the 911 attacks, they are surrounded by 340 larger American flags at the September 11 Memorial on the corner of Jefferson Blvd and South River Road in West Sacramento. -
A boy scout from Troop 1 in Sacramento, California salutes while his mother takes his photograph at the Twin Towers site at the September 11 Memorial on Jefferson Blvd and South River Road in West Sacramento on Monday evening.
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