Saying goodbye to the Towers

We've all been affected by the tragedy that struck our great nation, and more specifically our great city. Here you will find a memorial of all our photos of the Twin Towers, some useful links on information about the Towers and the attacks, as well as a comparison of one of our photos with one taken from the catastrophe. None of us will ever feel the same about the New York City skyline. On September 11th 2001, an entire zip code (10048) was destroyed. Among the tragic loss of life, many of us feel we have lost two special friends, friends that we never fully appreciated while we had them in our own backyard. Now they are lost forever, and we'll never be able to say goodbye. We will never forget how great they were and how much the towers meant to all of us.

Our Tower Photos - These are the photos that we have taken at PattersonPictures never imagining that one day they would disappear.

9-28-01 - Here are some photos that were taken on 9/28/01. Some are of Times Square, some of the Empire State Building and some of the World Trade Center area.

A Comparison - We took one of our photos and compared it to another photo after the tragedy to give you some perspective on how close this event has struck us all.

Additional Information (outside PattersonPictures)

American Flag Print outs - You can print these flags and display them with pride
One Large (intended for "landscape" printing)
Many Small (intended for "portrait" printing)

Bob Mintz Story - Photos and a personal story of one man who lived through the entire event

New York Times Magazine (free registration required) - Here are some photos and stories from the New York Times

New York Times - A Nation Challenged - This is the NYT official site for all news regarding the attacks

Time Photo Essays - several photo essays from Time magazine

Tower Tragedy at About.com - history of the WTC with photos and stories

Great Buildings Online - Photos and info on the Trade Center buildings

Helping.org - There are several organizations working to help those who have lost in this tragedy. Helping.org provides a single resource for all these charities



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