The Tribute WTC Center welcomed its one-millionth visitor last Friday morning when a high school from Lima, Ohio walked through the doors.
Shaique Gamble, 16, was the official record-breaking visitor to the Liberty St. center with 9/11 artifacts. She and her class received an award that included steel recovered from the site and also got a tour of the museum by co-founders Jennifer Adams and Lee Ielpi.
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