Along the monorail line at Liberty Airport in Newark is a large memorial that appears to be completely locked away from the public. There are large engraved granite blocks
at the ends of the paths, but the whole area is fenced and the Bessemer Street entrance looks sealed off. Here is the Gooogle Map location. Anyone know what it is? A temporary Flight 93 memorial?
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I wonder if it is the old City Cemetery described in this old NY Times article.
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