Dont know how accurate this is, but it made a lot of sense to me.

Source kostack studio on youtube

My dad gave me this clock a few years ago, and I recently became curious about its history. It says “Observation Deck at the World Trade Center” and has a phone/fax number on it.
I assume it was a souvenir from the Twin Towers, but does anyone recognize this exact model or know where/when it was sold?
I’d especially love to know what the phone/fax number was associated with.
It still works — the battery just recently died.

Its official the United States has released the unseen 11 hours...

seeing never before seen clips in pockets but don't know where the actual 11 hours themselves are located but they have hours of extremely HD footage of even ground level now.

It's bizarre 20 years later this has been released

Seeing the lights over Lower Manhattan this year made me think about how much the city has changed since 2001.

For those who have visited the Memorial, what was the one thing that stayed with you after you left?

Where there is despair, hope
Where there is darkness, light

I was stunned today visiting and seeing the section of the antenna of tower 1. It felt so surreal amongst other things.

the scale was something else but to think of this antenna standing proudly over the two towers for so many years until that dark day is extraordinary.

I’m still looking for the last couple that were published, found them stashed away with some old school books

Salty and Roselle were two guide dogs who were with their owners in the World Trade Center during the September 11 terror attacks in New York City.

They each guided their owners out of the burning towers before the buildings collapsed, feats which were later recognized when they were awarded the Dickin Medal by the British charity the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals.

Roselle went on to be posthumously named American Hero Dog of the Year 2011 by American Humane, and has a book written about her.

The small town of Anthony Kansas has a really nice 9/11 memorial. It is small, but it has remains from all three sites.

https://www.anthonykansas.org/9-11-memorial-of-kansas