Taken one evening from a boat on the Hudson in 1994.

Three months later, still smoldering.

Each area being excavated is cooled down.

The piece on the left was probably blown about 500 meters, one of the last standing parts of the structure. It reminded me of the ruins in the Roman Forum.

The church was turned into a barracks for rescue workers, and the fence held condolences in various forms.

As much an attraction as the site itself

farther down Broadway near Liberty Street.

The whole area was dug up

On Rector Street

The bridge on the left formerly connected buildings. The ruin on the right might have been the Marriott Hotel.

Taken far away with a very long zoom, since you couldn't get past an ID point.

I hope they consider leaving this as a monument.