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Robin Greenstein was a temp at the WTC and often went swing dancing at Windows on the World after work. She recalls the sound of the elevators. She saved the messages she received from friends in Denmark on 9/11.

Historian Robert Snyder, professor at Rutgers University introduces himself. He was born in New York and studies the history of New York City "from the bottom up."

Historian Robert Snyder, professor at Rutgers University, reflects on the place the WTC had in New York City in these concluding thoughts.

Historian Robert Snyder, professor at Rutgers University, recounts his experience on September 11th, 2001. (part 3)

Historian Robert Snyder, professor at Rutgers University, recounts his experience on September 11th, 2001.

Historian Robert Snyder, professor at Rutgers University, reads part of an E.B. White essay written during the threat of the Cold War but applicable to New York after 9/11.

Historian Robert Snyder, professor at Rutgers University, interprets an E.B. White essay written about New York during the time of the Cold War but applicable to New York after 9/11.

Historian Robert Snyder, professor at Rutgers University, discusses the history of the WTC neighborhood and its past as a maritime area. He comments on what he hopes the rebuilding will bring.

Robert Sanford, an amateur radio enthusiast, recorded the NYPD police scanner on the morning of 9/11. This interview with him was aired on Channel 4.
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Two weeks before the WTC attacks, Robert Olin walked around his office and made a video tape of some of the people he works with. This recording is the audio from that tape.