8:45AM August 15th, 1945.

8:50AM August 15th, 1945.

The industirla promotion hall was left standing after the bomb, it has stood as it was as a gri reminder of the deadly power of the atomic bomb. It has been declared as an international historical site. It is currently undergoing some rennovations to preserve it from the weather. You can seefrom the model , that the industirla promotion hall was one of the few buildings left standing after the bomb hit.

Visiting the A Bomb Dome was very much like visiting ground zero in NYC. Fifty years later, people were still laying boquets of flowers, and ribbons. Little needs to be said about the famous sites of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The twisted and charred metal remains of the Industrial Promotion Hall (now dubbed the A-Bomb Dome) was well worth the visit. The reverant museum southwest of the Dome grabbed your mind by the throat and shook it violently as to the destructive capabilites of the Atomic Bomb. *shiver*

This cenotaph has a flame to commemorate tho the 60,000 people who died. They will keep the flame going as long as there are atomic bombs in the world.

The cenotaph was designed so that the flame memorial and the A bomb dome (industirla promotion hall) lined up.

The Childrens Memorial dedicated to the children that died.

Many temples had bells, and the Hiroshima Peace Park had a peace bell you could gong.

This monument was dedicated to the students that died from the atomic bomb.