Photographs of the World Trade Center, Before and After

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Photographs of the World Trade Center, Before and After

by Nathan Chaffee

06/04/2006

1 World Trade Center, NY, NY 10048

Neighborhood: World Trade Center

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These pictures were taken from Spring Street and Lafayette Street.

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And some from "before..."

Tagged: 9/11 and its aftershocks

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