September 11 Digital Archive

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Bill Schneck's describes growing up on Radio Row.

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Bill Schneck describes the growth of Radio Row and Cortlandt Street, as radio broadcasting became popular.

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In this recording of street sounds from Radio Row in 1929, you can hear shopkeepers blasting phonographs and radios.

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Sy Denby talks about the fight he and other small businessmen from Radio Row waged with the Port Authority in opposition to the WTC.

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Sy Denby, who owned a store on Radio Row, talks about the romance of radio. He and his friends were in it because they loved it.

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Sy Denby, who owned a parts business on Radio Row, introduces himself and talks about the neighborhood's early days.

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Eugene Blan, better known as Blan, the Radio Man, introduces himself.

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Blan, the Radio Man, talks about losing his business on Radio Row when WTC construction began. He explains that he never had any hard feelings against the Port Authority--he believes in progress.

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Blan, the Radio Man, talks about the friendly business competition on Radio Row before World War II, and the shift in attitudes afterward.

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Blan, the Radio Man, explains the intricacies of sales.

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Blan, the Radio Man, talks about the family businesses on Radio Row.

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Irving Simon talks about what happened to the small businessmen after the destruction of Radio Row.

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Irving Simon, who owned a business on Radio Row, describes the fight to save the neighborhood.

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Irving Simon, who owned a store on Radio Row, talks about the golden age of radio and TV.

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Irving Simon, who owned a store on Radio Row, describes the variety of goods that could be found in the neighborhood.

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Irving Simon describes the stores and the workday on Radio Row.

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Irving Simon, who owned a store on Radio Row, describes some of the unique characters who frequented the neighborhood.

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Irving Simon, who owned a radio store, tells how Radio Row got started.

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Irving Simon introduces himself and gives a general description of Radio Row.

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Author and professor Angus Kress Gillespie discusses the shrines for 9/11 victims that have been constructed in Manhattan and New Jersey.
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