One Year After September 11, 2001
By Heather Cross, About.com Guide
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Metal Structure from the World Trade Center Pedestrian Area
Metal Structure from the World Trade Center Pedestrian Area
Photo by Heather Cross, September 2002, Licensed to About.com
This metal structure was recovered from the pedestrian area between the World Trade Center buildings. It has been relocated to Battery Park, but has not been restored in any way. It is predicted to be part of the permanent memorial to those lost in the World Trade Center attacks.
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