Photo Gallery: One Boston Day Marks Anniversary of 2013 Boston Marathon Bombing

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April 15, 2015, marks the two-year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings that resulted in the death of three people as well as the injury of 260 others.

Boston Mayor Martin Walsh paid his respects by raising banners on Boylston Street Tuesday alongside the family of Martin Richard, the 8-year-old who perished as a result of the blasts.

Mayor Walsh and Governor Baker will participate in a 2:49 p.m. moment of silence at the Massachusetts State House Tuesday afternoon.

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“Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families who seek to make sense of that awful day two years ago,” Governor Baker said in a statement. “In many respects, those most affected by the events of two years ago have shown us all the way back – with their courage, grace and determination. They honor the past, remember and treasure loved ones lost and injured, and look forward to a better future. We should strive to do the same.”

New Hampshire Governor Maggie Hassan also weighed in on the two-year anniversary.

“That senseless act of terror and cowardice and the aftermath deeply affected all of us in New England,” she said. “We will never forget those who were lost and injured.”

Credit: Boston Fire Department