Mark Allen's Photographs from 9/11- Page 2
Mark Allen's Photographs from 9/11
#25Mark Allen's Photographs from 9/11
Posted: 9/11/13 at 10:03amToday is the day i remember the sister-in-law I lost 12 years ago. She called her husband on her cell phone telling him she was waiting for the elevator just as the tower came down. My prayers have been it was instantaneous and she never knew what hit her.
NYadgal
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/18/04
#27Mark Allen's Photographs from 9/11
Posted: 9/11/13 at 12:34pm
PalJoey, That's stunning...
Snafu, that has been my prayer for all the friends I lost that day.
#29Mark Allen's Photographs from 9/11
Posted: 9/11/13 at 1:39pm
Those pictures PJ first posted...still so haunting.
PJ, the new one is great!
Our fingerprints don't fade from the lives we touch.
Puppies are babies in fur coats.
Tinfoil...The Terrorizing Terminator
#30Mark Allen's Photographs from 9/11
Posted: 9/11/13 at 6:04pmI'm not understanding all the fuss about the memorial turning into a tourist attraction. I remember when the towers were a major tourist attraction in the financial district.
#31Mark Allen's Photographs from 9/11
Posted: 9/11/13 at 6:15pmMatt, the victim's family believe it should be a solemn, respectful place to go and meditate in memory of their loved ones lost. ANY kind of light heartedness is looked down as disrespectful. Gawking tourists they feel, cheapen the site. This is why I was against the whole memorial thing in the first place. NYC is too vibrant to have a large memorial cemetary smack dab in the middle of the financial district.
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Broadway Legend Joined: 5/28/13
NYadgal
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/18/04
#34Mark Allen's Photographs from 9/11
Posted: 9/11/14 at 2:25pm
They do.
The memories don't fade.
The Museum is filled with images and memories that bring us right back to that time and place, while also providing a way to help us heal. It's remarkable.
I don't think the images of that day will ever not stun me.
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