The Twin Towers were built more than 46 years ago although it didn’t open until 1973, three years later after its construction. It became a monument that symbolizes New York, rising dramatically above all other skyscrapers at the tip of Manhattan.
Let’s take a trip back to the former World Trade Center and remember its glory which stood at around 1,360 feet apiece before tragedy struck 15 years ago.
1.Let’s start with a brochure found back in the day.

2. This shot is from 1971 when the amazing towers were built. They took around 4 years to finish building both towers.

3. They look even taller than the sun.

4. This view was AMAZING.

5. This is a view from atop of the Twin Towers.

6. The view from the Empire State Building.

7. Seen from the air. Just marvelous.

8. In 1992 they were still the tallest buildings in the world.

9. This sunset takes my breath away, it’s just too much.

10. A shot that includes the Brooklyn Bridge.

11. A shot from August 2001 a month before they were destroyed

12. Looking at the North Tower’s roof, with other Manhattan skyscrapers looking minuscule in the distance.

13. Includes the most significant buildings and statues in New York

14. The World Trade Center took 60,000 workers to be built.

15. A shot from the water!

16. Seen just from behind and to the south of the Municipal Building.

17. May we never forget.

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