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Construction on Lower Manhattan's West Side, Just North of the World Trade Center (Tall Building in Background) 05/1973

  • Joan Brunner said:
    Thank You for Remembering!

    TWIN TOWERS FALL ( remembering 9/11 )
    if you haven't already please Join as a Memorial to all those who have suffered and All that are still suffering !
  • Steve Newman said:
    These are the "Independence Plaza" apartment buildings under construction.
  • Steve Newman said:
    .. love the intended emptiness that is gone from anywhere in Manhattan..or at all allowed to just exist anymore.

The Newly Constructed Towers of the World Trade Center Seen From the South Side on West Street 05/1973

  • Mr Flikker said:
    Hey, what are those thin, smaller towers with the so-'70s white borders to the right of the WTC?
  • Dry Base said:
    I visited New York as a child about a month after this photo was taken. I remember seeing them and asking what they were. An older african-american gentleman told me that they were the World Trade Center towers. He seemed proud.
  • Joey Oliver said:
    I love these shots. They take my breath away.
  • nebulousecho said:
    That parking lot is now a wonderful, albeit exclusive, family-oriented community.
  • Lloye Rowell said:
    Wow! That very first building on the right-hand side is where I now live :-)

Second Lieutenant K F Nichol

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  • emma4dave said:
    all are heroes and should never be forgotten our nation and our people owe a great deal to those who gave their lives so we could live in peace
  • andy86i said:
    www.flickr.com/photos/29002582@N03/5058050042/in/photostr...

    here is my grandad who fought in the battle of the somme. can this be added to this set?
  • angel6881 said:
    www.flickr.com/photos/69690351@N04/

    here is my Great Grandfather William Patrick Ryan, who served in the merchant navy in WW1 was sunk twice and survived. He also served in WW2, again in the Merchant navy but was sadly killed the first week of the war, as his ship the SS ORSA was hit by a torpedo coming out of port.
    With him in the photo is his brother Michael Leslie Ryan. who served in the 16th BN Highland light infantry. He was sadly killed in action on the first day of the Somme.
    Hope you can add there photo to your collection.
  • Tweetie Pie1 said:
    Total respect for these soldiers, real men, from a time when England was so great. God Bless them all, they died remembering a wonderful place, not the shambolic land we now live in.
  • crocsbird said:
    total, total respect x