World Trade Center Collection (page 2)

NY, NYC, The Oculus, World Trade Center Transportation Hub

New York, New York cityscape in Lower Manhattan at twilight

New York, New York, USA. Lower Manhattan Financial District at night

New York, New York, USA skyline on the bay at twilight from Governor's Island

New York, New York, USA Financial district skyline from the Lower East Side at dusk

Sri Lanka - Colombo, Seema Malaka Temple on Beira Lake city landscape

Sri Lanka - Colombo, Seema Malaka Temple, centre of town, city landscape

New York, New York, USA city skyline with the Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan Financial District over the East River

New York City, USA at twilight

Famous view of New York City over the East River towards the financial district in the borough of Manhattan

Peter Stringfellow, nightclub owner pictured in New York in January 1986, where Peter is opening Stringfellows New York. He is sitting on a 45

USA, New York, FDNY Memorial Wall at Ground Zero

Interiors of the World Trade Center station (PATH), known also as Oculus, designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, Manhattan, New York, USA

World Trade Center station (PATH), known also as Oculus, designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, Manhattan, New York, USA

World Trade Center station (PATH), known also as Oculus, designed by architect Santiago Calatrava with One World Trade Center behind, Manhattan, New York, USA

The new St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, Manhattan, New York, USA

New York Skyline as seen from The Edge, Hudson Yards, Manhattan, New York City, USA

New York Skyline at night and tourists as seen from The Edge, Hudson Yards, Manhattan, New York City, USA

Murals near the World Trade Center, Lower Manhattan, New York City, USA

View from Manhattan Bridge to Lower Manhattan with One World Trade Center, New York City, New York, USA

Oculus subway station, One World Trade Center, Financial District, Manhattan, New York City, USA

Manhattan Bridge and Lower Manhattan with One World Trade Center, New York City, New York, USA

Lower Manhattan eith One World Trade Center from New Jersey, New York City, New York State, USA

External view of Oculus - part of World Trade Center. Manhattan, New York, USA

The Jefferson Library and the Liberty Tower, Manhattan, New York, USA

High view of Manhattan Midtown, New York City

A view of Chinatown of New York city from Manhattan Bridge. Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

A view of New York city and Brooklyn bridge from Manhattan Bridge. Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan, New York, USA

Ribs of Oculus station house designed by architect Santiago Calatrava with One World Trade Center behind, World Trade Center station (PATH), Manhattan, New York, USA

USA, Louisiana, New Orleans, World Trade Center and the Mississippi River

USA, New York, Lower Manhattan, Freedom Tower

USA, New Jersey, Jersey City, Liberty State Park, Stars and Stripes Flag and Freedom Tower at World Trade Center, Lower Manhattan, New York City

USA, New York City, Manhattan, World Trade Center, The Cross at Ground Zero

USA, New York, Manhattan, Downtown, World Trade Center, Freedom Tower or One World Trade Center

USA, New Jersey, Jersey City, Paulus Hook, Morris Canal Basin, Liberty Landing Marina. New York, Manhattan, Lower Manhattan and World Trade Center, Freedom Tower beyond

USA, New Jersey, Jersey City, Liberty State Park, Empty Sky memorial to new Jerseyans lost during 911 attacks on the World Trade Center

USA, New Jersey, Jersey City, Liberty State Park, Empty Sky memorial to new Jerseyans lost during 911 attacks on the World Trade Center

USA, New Jersey, Jersey City, Liberty State Park, Empty Sky memorial to new Jerseyans lost during 911 attacks on the World Trade Center, World Trade Center in background

USA, New Jersey, Jersey City, Liberty State Park, Empty Sky memorial to new Jerseyans lost during 911 attacks on the World Trade Center, World Trade Center in background

USA, New Jersey, Jersey City, Liberty State Park, Empty Sky memorial to new Jerseyans lost during 911 attacks on the World Trade Center, World Trade Center in background

USA, New Jersey, Jersey City, Liberty State Park, Empty Sky memorial to new Jerseyans lost during 911 attacks on the World Trade Center, World Trade Center in background

USA, New Jersey, Jersey City, Liberty State Park, Empty Sky memorial to new Jerseyans lost during 911 attacks on the World Trade Center, World Trade Center in background

USA, New Jersey, Jersey City, Liberty State Park, Empty Sky memorial to new Jerseyans lost during 911 attacks on the World Trade Center, World Trade Center in background

Usa, New York City, Manhattan, Lower Manhattan, World Trade Centre, One World Trade Centre (Freedom Tower) and 9/11 Memorial

Skyline of the city center, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

The Landmark Tower, World Trade Center and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority Buildings, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Walkway by Corniche Road, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

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The majestic World Trade Center towers stand tall against the sky, illuminating the Manhattan skyline with their grandeur. These iconic structures hold within them a powerful memorial, reminding us of the tragic events that occurred on 9/11. Floodlights beam into the night, casting a solemn glow upon this sacred ground. In 1976, King Kong famously straddled these very towers in an advertisement for his cinematic return. This image captured the imagination of millions and forever linked this architectural marvel to pop culture history. Beyond the Statue of Liberty, we witness Lower Manhattan's breathtaking skyline adorned by One World Trade Center. A symbol of resilience and hope, it stands as a testament to our unwavering spirit in face of adversity. As we gaze at Manhattan from afar, we are captivated by its beauty and charm. The World Trade Center serves as an illuminated centerpiece amidst this bustling cityscape - a celebration of human achievement reaching towards the heavens. Six months before tragedy struck on that fateful day in September 2001, life buzzed around these twin giants. People marveled at the view from their observatory on the 110th floor - taking in panoramic vistas that stretched far beyond what words could describe. But time has not erased our memories nor diminished our respect for what once stood here. We remember those lost and honor their legacy as we reflect upon how drastically our world changed after that dark day. Though altered forever by tragedy, New York City remains resilient - rebuilding itself with determination and strength. The Freedom Tower now graces Lower Manhattan's landscape alongside its predecessors - serving as a beacon of hope rising from ashes. The World Trade Center will forever be etched into history books as more than just skyscrapers; they represent unity, perseverance, and remembrance. They remind us to cherish every moment and embrace one another because even amidst darkness there is always light shining through.