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As an 18 year old, Randy Horne’s first ironworking job was working for his father on the World Trade Center. He reflects on what it was like to be lowered over the side of the World Trade Center, 45 stories in the air.

Kahnawake Mohawk ironworker Randy Horne talks about his experiences working on the WTC from the basement to the 72nd floor.

Tennessean Randy Bragg tells how his ten-year-old daughter dealt with 9/11 by pretending to be a newscaster reporting the events.

Brooklyn resident Ralph Snemo's wife used to work at the WTC. He has video footage that he made in 1995 or 1996 of a concert in Austin J. Tobin plaza and in the elevator.

The Green Party [collected January 2002] Event Announcement

Columbia University's Students United for Victory [collected 2001 12/4-12/17] Event Announcement

[Flash file, Maximina production, 2001? 2:33 minutes] Beautiful digital photos tell the story of the destruction of the Twin Towers and the rescue efforts, while driving rock anthem and text challenge the attackers, Did you think this would frighten…

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

Thirty-five minutes after the attack, WNYC's Mark Hilan interviews a witness and explains that the Municipal Building in which WNYC is housed is emptying out; President Bush announces that the attack was an act of terrorism; NPR's Jackie Lydon speaks…

Diane Ludin, one of the artists in residence at the WTC World Views Program, made ambient recordings of the WTC. This is the sound of radio interference from the towers.