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The 9/11 memorial open this past September 11 but the museum that sits beneath it won't open until next year.

On the eleventh year anniversary -- remembrance of the attacks.

It sure is in the designers recently allowed our cameras inside a meeting.

In which they discussed some of the items they've acquired are astronomical just incredible and how -- going to be able to display them.

Shepard Smith reports.

She woke up early she got to work -- she was in the next second floor of the north tower.

Planners of the 9/11 museum were talking about injury of government.

A 25 year old victim who was in New York on a business trip on September the eleventh 2001.

-- -- glasses.

They're examining the contents of her purse.

Investigators found this in the rubble of the World Trade Center her father likes to use the expression that he believes there were strong arms.

Around terror with -- that day they do this every models except in items into their collection that's great object.

So vote on that.

-- and planning where to display them.

So many objects tell many different stories.

Curator Amy Weinstein says -- belongings could tell stories in several areas of museum the space devoted to the lives of each victim.

He could go into the memorial exhibition because there's so much of her life that's revealed through her purse.

-- exhibit about the aftermath of the attacks -- could go into the part about the way the police processed evidence because.

It's all contained in that NYPD evidence that me but for all the items that will be on display.

Do you agree that -- compilation material really interactive table in the memorial -- Weinstein says she hopes visitors understand there are countless stories behind them.

Don't know I -- A little bit more -- want to know more or realize that these were not just three dozen people who went to work that each one was an individual.

And that was Shepard Smith reporting Weinstein tells us one of the hardest parts of -- job.

Is condensing all of those stories into fifteen or sixteen words for the description said sit next to the display cases.

For more reports from -- rise in freedom series -- web -- foxnews.com.

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