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Builder Joe Jocks's granddaughter Lynn Beauvais remembers Cane's Corner, where the Mohawk ironworkers would gather in the early 1960s. Her grandfather talked to her about working on the world's largest buildings, what it was like to be in New York.

A Michigan man calls to recommend including something about Minoru Yamasaki, the Detroit-based architect who designed the WTC. The man also wrote a poem called "Demystify Death."

Anonymous [collected 2001 9/16-9/21] Posting

"Remember Me" a pentagon shaped quilt made in the months following 9/11. Each strip holds the name/location of victims lost that day.

Metropolitan Wellness Services [collected 2001 9/21-9/29] Event Announcement

NYU [collected 2001 11/13-12/3] Event Announcement

Richard West's father was among the workmen who helped build the WTC and died during its construction from asbestosis. West wrote a piece of music, Twin Towers Suite, and a poem, While the City Sleeps, about 9/11.

Reference Center for Marxist Studies, Inc.[collected 2001 11/1-11/12] Newsletter [2 of 2]

Reference Center for Marxist Studies, Inc.[collected 2001 11/1-11/12] Newsletter [1 of 2]