Photos from FDNY and the Twin Towers
The photographs in this section were taken on September 27, 2001. Two weeks and 2 days after the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center that killed over 6,000 people including 343 FDNY Members.
Complete list visit of FDNY Line of Duty of Duty Deaths and Missing Members
At FDNY Engine 1/Ladder 24. The memorial that includes Father Mychal Judge whose church is across the street, and items sent from all over the country to the FDNY. This station lost 3 firefighters plus Father Mike.
Brand new Engine 1, Father Mikes Church and Engine 16/Ladder 7.
At FDNY Engine 16/Ladder 7 the makeshift memorial inside the fire station, yet another outside the station and items from well wishes the country over. They lost 4 members.
At FDNY Engine 3/Ladder 12/Battalion 7. Two memorials outside the station and a sign honoring the 5 members who lost their lives in the WTC collapse.
E3/L7/B6 an outside memorial, Engine 14's house they escaped without losing 1 member, and passersby look at the memorial outside of Engine 14.
An Apartment building outside of Ladder 3 with messages in duct tape on the windows, the quarters of FDNY Ladder 3/Battalion 6 they lost 12 members from this house and a man looks at the pictures of the missing members.
A firefighter at Ladder 3 stands by a memorial, more flowers and items inside the station and at the watch room.
Photos of the missing members of Ladder 3 and Battalion 6, what America means to the cub scouts, and Engine 5 at a call on the subway at Union Square.
The World Trade Center remains as shot from Rector St two blocks down from Trinity Church and Wall St.
Remains of one of the "Twin Towers" of the World Trade Center and an abandoned CT car. The windows were punched out by the FDNY to run supply line to the hydrant on the otherside of the Jersey Barrier.
The flags at Moran's two blocks down from the WTC, note the holes in the U.S. Flag and national guardsmen on patrol at the site.
A close shot of the WTC remains and papers from the offices are scattered ont he fire escapes of neighborhood buildings.
Messages scrawled in the dust on the windows of buildings around the WTC and abandonded and unclaimed autos in a parking garage two blocks from the site.
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