The World Trade Center Site (Ground Zero)

[Bill]

The Memorial


The Site Under Construction - Facing East Looking South


The Site Under Construction - Facing East Looking North


The Site Under Construction - Facing North Looking North

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The rail and subway Number One Line have been rebuilt and are now running under the site between Chambers Street and Rector Street. The Courtland Street Station has not yet been rebuilt.


Trinity Church, once itself the tallest building in Manhattan, stood in the shadow of the soaring towers of the World Trade Center from the 1970s to September 11, 2001


Office papers had begun to litter Trinity Churchyard before the collapse. Photo: Drew Bell


The tops of the two towers in smoke. Photo: James Wheeldon


Debris and smoke approaches as the South Tower collapses. Photo: Selina Sprinkle


Trinity's spire, seen through the dust, at the top end of Wall Street. Photo: Ted Nellen

The Vintage Historical Earnst M. Skinner Pipe Organ was destroyed by the dust from the World Trade Center Towers collapse.

[firefighter1592]

the memorial is nice, but u notice its only for new york port authority and new jersey police!!!! i guess they forgot about the fdny???

[Brian McCaffrey]

firefighter1592 said:

the memorial is nice, but u notice its only for new york port authority and new jersey police!!!! i guess they forgot about the fdny???

Look again before you complain. The one pictured is not a memorial for the Port Authority, it is a thank you FROM the Port Authority. And, as my six year old would say, ACTUALLY, the Port Authority Police are largely forgotten when the "Heroes" are mentioned. Not to undermine the FDNY by any means, but the losses that the Port Authority took devastated that Department, also.