• 14B 99 International Flags For The Victims Countries Close Up In The Atrium 911 Museum New York.jpg
  • 15 Lower Manhattan Including World Trade Center Twin Towers From Brooklyn September 11, 2001 About 8 30 am At 911 Museum.jpg
  • 16 Map Showing The Sequence Of Events On September 11, 2001 At 911 Museum New York.jpg
  • 17A Reflecting On 911 Is A Media Installation That Tracks Personal Reflections About 911 At 911 Museum New York.jpg
  • 17B Reflecting On 911 Is A Media Installation That Tracks Personal Reflections About 911 At 911 Museum New York.jpg
  • 18 Original Slurry Concrete Retaining Wall Was Used To Prevent Hudson River Water From Seeping Into The Site From The Ramp In Foundation Hall 911 Museum New York.jpg
  • 19 The Last Column Was Chosen To Mark The Completion Of The Recovery Of The World Trade Center From The Ramp In Foundation Hall 911 Museum New York.jpg
  • 20 Original Dedication Pedestal On April 4, 1973 On The Ramp At 911 Museum New York.jpg
  • 21 Section Of Steel Facade North Tower Floors 96-99 Was Located At The Point Of Contact Where Hijacked Flight 11 Pierced The 93rd Through The 99th Floors On The Ramp At 911 Museum New York.jpg
  • 22A The Survivor Stairs Connected The Northern Edge Of The Plaza To Vesey St Sidewalk Below On The Ramp At 911 Museum New York.jpg
  • 22B Go Down This Set Of Stairs And Then Just Run, Run As Fast As You Can - Police On 911 The Survivor Vesey Stairs On The Ramp At 911 Museum New York.jpg
  • 23 Memorial Hall Is Situated Between The Twin Tower Footprints - No Day Shall Erase You From The Memory Of Time by Virgil 911 Museum New York.jpg
  • 24A North Tower Communications Antenna In The Center Passage 911 Museum New York.jpg
  • 24B North Tower Communications Antenna In The Center Passage 911 Museum New York.jpg
  • 25 Elevator Motor Was The Largest Model In The World When Installed, One Of 99 Elevators That Serviced The North Tower In The Center Passage 911 Museum New York.jpg
  • 26A New York City Fire Department Ladder Company 3 Truck In The Center Passage 911 Museum New York.jpg

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18 Original Slurry Concrete Retaining Wall Was Used To Prevent Hudson River Water From Seeping Into The Site From The Ramp In Foundation Hall 911 Museum New York

18 Original Slurry Concrete Retaining Wall Was Used To Prevent Hudson River Water From Seeping Into The Site From The Ramp In Foundation Hall 911 Museum New York