The Tunnel to Towers Foundation brings a piece of American history to T-Mobile Park, offering Seattle residents a chance to connect with the story of 9/11 in a deeply personal way. The nationwide tour carries a steel beam recovered from the South Tower of the World Trade Center, making over 35 stops across the country. In Seattle, the beam will be displayed at T-Mobile Park, accompanied by the Tunnel to Towers' 9/11 Never Forget Mobile Exhibit. The exhibit provides educational, interactive experiences that tell the story of 9/11, the lives lost, and the heroism of first responders and ordinary citizens. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet individuals connected to 9/11 and hear their stories of resilience, service, and remembrance. The tour is designed to create spaces for reflection, education, and community, especially for younger generations who were not yet born in 2001. It offers families an opportunity to talk with their children about sacrifice, service, and what it means to 'Never Forget.'
The Tunnel to Towers Foundation is bringing a World Trade Center steel beam to T-Mobile Park, offering Seattle residents a unique opportunity to connect with the history of 9/11.
The nationwide tour, launched ahead of the 25th anniversary of the attacks, carries a steel beam recovered from the South Tower, traveling over 10,500 miles and making 35 stops in 21 states and Washington, D.C. In Seattle, the beam will be displayed at T-Mobile Park, giving fans and families a chance to view it up close and engage with the Tunnel to Towers' 9/11 Never Forget Mobile Exhibit.
The exhibit provides educational experiences, allowing visitors to meet individuals connected to 9/11 and hear their stories of resilience and remembrance. The tour aims to create spaces for reflection, education, and community, especially for younger generations. Seattle, with its strong tradition of first responders and military families, is encouraged to come together to honor those who lost their lives on 9/11, recognize those still suffering from related illnesses, and pay tribute to the heroes who continue to protect and serve.
The steel beam serves as a unifying moment to remember the courage and unity that followed the attacks. Meanwhile, the Mariners and Live Nation are building a new concert venue near T-Mobile Park, adding to the city's cultural scene. In other news, Tukwila police have arrested a man accused of a violent, unprovoked attack on a 70-year-old man. A Seattle real estate owner has been sentenced to prison for a $4.7 million tax evasion scheme.
The 5th annual Tacoma Porchfest is taking over 6th Avenue, featuring a wide variety of music for two days. The Washington State Department of Transportation has warned about the environmental impact of highway litter. Lastly, homeowners are advised to be cautious of scammers who use a common playbook, arriving uninvited, claiming to see damage, and starting work before the homeowner has time to think
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