Client: Township of Belleville, NJ

Project: September 11 Memorial

Results: A wonderful park that features two steel beams from the World Trade Center was created. A granite monument with an inspirational quote from President George W. Bush is included in the memorial park. Please click here for news coverage of the ceremony.

Client: Borough of Closter, NJ

Project: September 11 Memorial

Results: American Bronze & Stone constructed the 10-0 ft. high solid black granite monument with one single hole drilled at specific angle through the 12" thick monument, that allows the sun to shine through and reflect off a piece of the World Trade Center at precisely 8:47am every September 11th signifying the first attack on our homeland. This piece is sunken in bluestone, located underneath a 10ft. high black granite archway. Archway engraved with names of two people from Closter, NJ that were lost. 4 bluestone benches surround the memorial to sit and remember. This memorial was granted the NJ Governor’s Award.

Client: City of Englewood, NJ

Project: September 11 Memorial

Results: American Bronze & Stone constructed the pentagon shaped Black Mist Granite monument. The remarkable design of the memorial and the inclusion of a steel beam from the World Trade Center provide a fitting tribute to those residents lost on September 11, 2001. American Bronze & Stone is proud to have worked with the City of Englewood on this memorial.

In the News: Englewood reveals new Sept. 11 memorial using WTC steal beam

Client: Borough of Westwood, NJ

Project: September 11 Memorial

Results: A living memorial with Japanese red maple tree at center surrounded by a granite wall with five natural black granite boulders engraved with sandblast photos and family written lettering, remembering their lost loved ones. 

Client: Borough of Mountain Lakes, NJ

Project: September 11 Memorial

Results: American Bronze & Stone constructed the 10 ft. high, 15 ton natural boulder engraved with custom graphic. The boulder is surrounded by smaller natural boulders and water. At the front of the large boulder are two engraved black granite benches representing two deceased Mountain Lakes residents.