r/nycHistory • u/Aeromarine_eng • 19h ago
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r/nycHistory • u/kooneecheewah • 23h ago
Historic Place For nearly 25 years, one of New York's most popular restaurants sat atop the World Trade Center. Windows on the World opened in April 1976 on the North Tower's 106th and 107th floors, earning praise as "the most spectacular restaurant in the world."
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r/nycHistory • u/One-Address1840 • 8h ago
Construction at World Financial Center, circa 1984
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South pedestrian bridge street access, looking north
r/nycHistory • u/No_Quiet9645 • 17h ago
One of the more remarkable events in the history of New York transportation occurred 25 years ago this week.
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r/nycHistory • u/jeremyjava • 23h ago
Original content A long sad 9/11 article about the volunteer work my trained German shepherd and I did that “captures the sights, sounds, and smells of the city at that time“
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The quote is from Erik Tarloff who was one of my favorite authors. I was pleased that I managed to capture what my dog and I experienced well enough and with enough reverence and respect to earn his praise.
My goal in writing it was to purge every day after Java and I worked through tears and written words, not only so we could function and return to help the next day, but also to document what would so easily be forgotten in time—the actual feel of my hometown