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The original World Trade Center was a large complex of seven buildings in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan, New York City, United States. It opened on
About the artist: Douglas Hay is a former dancer with the New York City Ballet, a proud father of two beautiful children- one a successful working Blues guitarist and one a ballerina with Miami City Ballet, both in their early twenties. After retiring from dance in 1987, Mr. Hay became a professional photographer, painter, business owner, author and publisher and now owns an art gallery on Historic Route 66 in Amarillo Texas. You will receive 5 high-quality JPEG files of a 2:3 ratio: 4x6, 6x9, 12x18, 16x24, and 24x36 inches Print them at home, at local printers such as Staples, Office Depot or CVS or upload them to your preferred online printing service. Digital Download: You will receive an email associated with your Etsy account with a link to download your files upon purchase. Due to the nature of a digital product, we do not accept returns or issue refunds but we will certainly accommodate your needs and help you to resolve any technical or customization requests you may have Customization: If you prefer a size not listed, or you need support of any kind, kindly reach out to us via Etsy messaging and we will respond very quickly. Any of our images can be printed in-house and shipped to you. License: With the sale of this image, Thingology LLC provides to the purchaser a license that allows you to create prints and/or “customized” products you wish for you NON-COMMERCIAL PERSONAL USE only. You may not sell any physical or digital product created with the use of this image. COMMERCIAL USE OF THIS IMAGE IS PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT. All Designs © 2024 Thingology LLC
Detective Maureen O'Flaherty died as the result of cancer that she developed following her assignment to the search and recovery efforts at the World Trade Center site following the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks.
Exactly one year after the Tribute in Light at ground zero drew thousands of migrating birds into its beams, the night of Sept. 11 passed without avian incident.
See images of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks
The first time I noticed it, I didn’t know it had a name–but I stopped in the middle of the street to take a photo with my iPhone before almost being hit by oncoming traffic. I’ve since learned that it is called Manhattanhenge (so named by 2000’s “sexiest astrophysicist alive,” Ashley tells me) and […]
WTC1 may have reached the 100-floor mark on April 2, but today, April 30, it has officially surpassed the Empire State Building (1,250 ft./381 m) as the tallest building in New York.
Call it what you want – the big apple, the city that never sleeps or just plain old New York. Here we have photos from two books that were published in the seventies and capture the street life of the city. The pictures were taken from the books “The Pavements of New York” by Nicolai Canetti [&hellip
LENNONYC is a rare and personal glimpse into the life of the artist as a musician and, perhaps more importantly, a father and loving human being.
A photograph shows three buildings in New York decorated with window crosses for Easter in 1956.
Review of the year: the most discussed Twitter pictures of 2011.
Greenwich Village may not be as bohemian as it was in its beatnik heyday, but it's still home to some of the city's best old-time jazz clubs, pubs, bars, restaurants and delis. Here's a taste from Herb Lester's new guide to the neighbourhood
911 memorial, New York, USA
A New York woman, along with two passengers, was been killed in a head-on vehicle collision with her own brother
Kunstenaars verpersoonlijken de Vrijheid doorgaans als een mooie, jonge, trotse vrouw (en de oppergod meestal als een oude man…). Zo ook het kolossale Vrijheidsbeeld dat al wie New York nadert welkom lijkt te heten. Maar ook deze geschiedenis is complexer.
Optimize your fun this summer in New York City with this definitive list of 25 musts, a handy guide to the insider spots and events that make New York special.
Photographed in New York City. For nature images of South Florida, please visit me at: pedrolastra.com © 2010 by Pedro Lastra This image is copyrighted material as indicated!
Fire fighters and military personnel on the roof of the Pentagon unfurl a large American Flag during the Sept. 12, 2001, visit of President George W. Bush to the site . As the flag was draped over the wall, just south of the site where American Airlines Flight 77 impacted the building, the disaster workers gathered around the President began to sing God Bless America. DoD photo by R. D. Ward. (Released)