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Mark Cuban is known for being many things, billionaire entrepreneur, maverick owner of the

Dallas Mavericks, Shark Tank Shark.

Now we can add 9-11 benefactor.

Cuban recently purchased what Axios describes as a stunning set of drawings of the World Trade Center.

They were made in 1963, ten years before the building's 1973 dedication, and they capture

the majestic and monumental nature of those iconic structures.

Cuban is not keeping the drawings in Dallas, however.

He's donating them to the Cooper Hewitt-Smithsonian Design Museum in New York City.

He made his gift ahead of Saturday's 9-11 anniversary.

Cuban explained that the tragedy strikes an emotional chord with every American,

and added,

I wanted the actual drawings to be where any American can see them,

and the Smithsonian was the right home.

Any American old enough to remember September 11, 2001, is grieving its upcoming 20-year anniversary.

We are remembering where we were on that Tuesday morning

as we watched the news. Airplanes flying through a cloudless sky into skyscrapers, the fire

and billowing smoke, the collapse of the twin towers into rubble. Images of people jumping to

their deaths rather than burning to death are especially imprinted on our

minds and hearts.

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