As she raced toward the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, the devastation confirmed her worst fear. She knew her two babies, 3-year-old Chase and 2-year-old Colton, were gone. “God wasn’t ...

People gathered at the Clinton Presidential Library and Museum to remember April 19, 1995, the day a truck bomb exploded outside the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City.

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Murrah Federal Building. The resultant blast leveled over one-third of the building, killing 167 people and wounding another 684 victims. Although many others survived were physically unscathed ...

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Murrah Federal Building that left 168 people dead. Since then, many attempts at capturing the events have been made through movies, documentaries, news articles and podcasts. While you can visit ...

Murrah Federal Building, where several federal agencies including the Secret Service and Army and Marine recruitment had offices employing hundreds. A daycare center also operated on the property.