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Another view of slurry wall.
This wall held back the river water despite the
forces of the building collapses.
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The last major steel beam to be removed from
the debris….many of those working on the
site wrote memorializing things on this beam
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Shows the enormous forces that bent and
sheared this massive beam when the
buildings collapsed
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Another photo of the last beam to be removed.
It now stands on the ground floor of the
museum
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On the ground floor of the museum, you can
see what remains of the giant steel box
beams which vertically supported one of the
buildings.They were cut as part of the
cleanup process since they go down to the
bedrock.
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You see the box beams that go around a corner
outlining where one of the towers stood.You
can also see the slurry wall in the background.
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A portion of one of the vertical beams that
were visible at the base of the towers when
standing.
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At street level, there are fountains now where
the towers once stood.
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Another picture of one of the fountains. Part
of the museum is directly below one of the
fountains. When you cross over the box beam
cutouts you actually enter underneath the
space where one of the buildings once stood.