Around the World Trade Center Site, September 2006

September 17, 2006
"The skyscrapers of New York" -- Words in the lobby display of the new 7 World Trade Center

September 17, 2006
"... the two Towers rise..."

September 17, 2006
Post No Bills: The two towers shown next to the 10 House fire station on the construction fence surrounding the Deutsche Bank building, Liberty Street

September 17, 2006
Five years later a door on Cedar Street still bears the painted marking that it was searched by FDNY on 9-15, 4 days after the towers fell

September 17, 2006
Behind the firehouse on Liberty Street, a promise to never forget...

September 17, 2006
... while on the sidewalk below, flowers from the memorial observances await the garbage pickup

September 17, 2006
Note to Dennis, bobby-pinned to the fence at Church and Vesey

September 9, 2006
Truck from the Engine 10 Ladder 10, the firehouse nearest to the World Trade Center

September 9, 2006
Church Street: firefighters from Boston rode their motorcycles to the site in remembrance of the firefighters lost on September 11

September 9, 2006
Entrance to the PATH station

September 9, 2006
Looking at photographs displayed on the fence around the World Trade Center site

September 9, 2006
The Tribute Center on Liberty St.

September 9, 2006
Sign outside of the St. Paul's Chapel: Survivor of the terrorist attack on September 11, 2001

September 9, 2006
The landscape architect Ken Smith (second from left) in front of the Eleven Tears memorial he designed for American Express to remember their eleven employees who died in the World Trade Center

September 9, 2006
The crystal at the center is an eleven-sided 600 pound Brazilian quartz set in a stainless steel ring and suspended from 11 cables from a 35 foot ceiling

September 9, 2006
The Eleven Tears memorial was unveiled on September 8, 2003 and is located in the American Express building of the World Financial Center across the street from where the World Trade Center used to stand