World Trade Center

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English: The World Trade Center in New York City (sometimes informally referred to as the WTC) was a complex of seven buildings that were destroyed in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. The tallest buildings in the complex, Tower One and Tower Two, were collectively known as the the Twin Towers and held the distinction of being the tallest buildings in the world at the time of their completion.

[edit] Early images

  • View of the towers in 1999

  • Between the towers of the World Trade Center as a cloud passes between them.

  • 20-foot illuminated caterpillars, in 1998 at The NYC Village Halloween Parade. The World Trade Center is visible in the background.

  • The shadows of the World Trade Center over Manhattan

  • View of the 2WTC from the 1WTC

  • The Twin Towers in New York viewed from below

  • David McJonathan-Swarm
    1 WTC under construction
    by Edgar de Evia
  • World Trade towers NYC
    by Edgar de Evia

  • World Trade Center New York

  • Aerial view of World Trade Center, March 2001

  • View of World Trade Center, April 2001

[edit] September 11, 2001 attacks and afterwards

  • Ground Zero after the collapse of the towers

  • Ground Zero after the collapse of the towers

  • View of the World Trade Centre after the second tower fell

  • Ground Zero, April 2005, New York

  • 2004 memorial, New York

  • The remains of 3 World Trade Center after the collapse of the towers

  • View from the east of the Winter Garden's glass dome

  • Remains of the outer shell of 2 World Trade Center

  • View of 6 World Trade Center from the west

  • Post-9/11 train station, New York

  • Ground Zero: october 2006

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