By Rick Hampson, USA TODAY FULTON, Mo. Twenty years after it
fell, the Berlin Wall has spread around the world, morphing en
route from an instrument of oppression to a symbol of freedom.
The wall is found across the U.S. — in scores of major fragments
and sections on display in at least 26 states, from a community
college in Hawaii to a floating restaurant in Maine to a park
near the World Trade Center. INTERACTIVE MAP: Pieces of history
across the USA PHOTOS: Life of the Berlin Wall TWENTY YEARS
LATER: Cold War nostalgia grips reunited Berlin Pieces of the
wall are in seven presidential libraries, a Chicago elevated
train station and the men's room of a Las Vegas casino. There's
one in the Microsoft cafeteria in Redmond, Wash., another at
Fort Knox, Ky. Parts of the wall are at CIA headquarters in
Virginia and the Hard Rock Cafe in Orlando. And the wall is
here, 4,700 miles from the city it once divided, in the college
town where, in 1946, Winston Churchill named the Iron Curtain.
Westminster College is one