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Archivists who bought a stash of CDs at a house clearance sale found 2,400 photos of Ground Zero in New York taken following the 9/11 attacks in 2001.
They appear to have been taken by an as yet unidentified construction worker who helped to clear up the wreckage of the World Trade Center towers and surrounding area.
The CDs were in poor condition but the data was ultimately retrievable.
The digital albums include images of Ground Zero itself taken both at ground level and from above, construction staff at work and the damaged interiors of the blocks surrounding the towers.
Nearly 3,000 people died when four hijacked airliners were crashed into the World Trade Center in New York, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania.
A hundred photos on each of the twenty-four pages and you've seen them all!
Not even going to bother answering your question!
Shrug, it’s a stupid thing to say, never forget. No one forgets. Do we need to mourn 24/7? No. Sorry, sure it’s cool finding photos but the ones they published look like others we’ve all seen.
Shrug, it’s a stupid thing to say, never forget. No one forgets. Do we need to mourn 24/7? No. Sorry, sure it’s cool finding photos but the ones they published look like others we’ve all seen.
Seriously? It's a common expression used to express care & sympathy. Finding something wrong with it is just bizarre.
WOW, those first couple pics of ground zero and the surrounding area...its HARD to believe, just 2 jet airplanes caused THIS MUCH damage and destruction!!!
Seriously? It's a common expression used to express care & sympathy. Finding something wrong with it is just bizarre.
You’ve got to remember you’re are dealing with people who HATE AMERICA!
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