Poster
- Description
- Birthday poster created in memory of Yvette Nicole Moreno. The poster is covered in handwritten birthday messages and drawings as well as a collage of photographs and newspaper clippings. An American flag is at the top on the left and the Puerto Rican flag is on the right. In the center is a newspaper clipping of a headline that reads: "WHERE DID YVETTE GO?"
- Historical Notes
- Lifelong Bronx resident Yvette Moreno lived with her mother and brother. While working as a receptionist at Carr Futures on the North Tower’s 92nd floor, she was taking college classes to become a guidance counselor. Yvette had bought her first car, a Mitsubishi, shortly before September 11. That day, she was leaving her office building and was struck by debris from the South Tower. She was 24 years old.
- Accession Number: C.2009.428.1
- Dimensions: 22 in X 28.125 in
- Dimensions (Metric): 55.88 cm X 71.4375 cm
- Source: Ivy Moreno
- Credit Line: Gift of Ivy M. Moreno, in loving memory of Yvette Nicole Moreno
All materials made publicly available by the 9/11 Memorial & Museum on this site are intended for research and educational use only. Users may need to obtain other permissions for their intended use(s) and are responsible for determining copyright status and securing these permissions.
To inquire about copyrights and reproductions, contact: xxx@911memorial.org
