About Pulse Interim Memorial
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The Pulse Interim Memorial in Orlando is a sacred space dedicated to remembrance, healing, and community. This memorial serves as a gathering place where visitors can honor the lives of those lost, celebrate survivors, and recognize the resilience of the Orlando community. The site displays over 700 photographs and personal mementos that capture the outpouring of solidarity from local, national, and international supporters.
Designed by landscape architects in collaboration with community stakeholders, the memorial reflects the vibrancy and inclusive spirit of the original nightclub. The space features a winding ribbon wall that preserves and curates contributions from the community, creating a living archive of remembrance. The Interim Memorial stands as a beacon for inclusion and equity, providing a respectful environment for reflection and collective healing. The site is maintained by the onePULSE Foundation in partnership with the Orange County Regional History Center.
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