9/11 Memorial Whales Relocated to New Coastal Home
The 9/11 memorial whales, named Glory, Hope, Faith, and Grace, are being relocated this week from Tallahassee to a new home in Panacea near the water. The whales were created by Bill Brunson to honor those lost during the 9/11…
Tallahassee Thomasville, FL, November 10, 2026 — The 9/11 memorial whale sculptures, known as Glory, Hope, Faith, and Grace, are undergoing a significant relocation this week. These art pieces, created to commemorate the lives lost during the September 11th attacks, are being moved from Tallahassee to a new destination in Panacea. The new site is situated near the water, offering a different coastal environment for the memorial.
The artist behind these works is Bill Brunson. His creations were designed specifically to honor those who perished in the tragic events of 9/11. The exact date of the relocation this week was not provided. Similarly, the specific destination within Panacea has not been detailed.
Following the relocation, the memorial whales will be under the stewardship of the Gulf Specimen Marine Lab. This institution is located in Panacea and focuses on marine life research and education. Details regarding the specific arrangements or display plans at the Gulf Specimen Marine Lab were not immediately available.
The relocation signifies a new chapter for the memorial, moving it from its previous location in Tallahassee to its new setting in Panacea. The primary purpose of the whale sculptures remains to serve as a tribute to the victims of the 9/11 attacks.
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