This account posts mostly unseen 9/11 media some of which may be graphic, used for historical purposes. Occasionally pre-9/11 content from time to time.
(Pinned introduction): Hello and welcome to the 9/11 and WTC Archives account! This account will be posting 9/11 content consistently, with some PRE 9/11 WTC stuff aswell. This account is meant as a remembrance of that tragic day, and does not condemn it. Thank you for reading.
@boobsoverasss @Morbidful I made that back in October, please give credit next time.
https://t.co/lFiUhuEKRo
Tweet is the first version from September, Instagram one is the new one.
All photos taken during 9/11 and the days following of the Austin J Tobin Plaza from inside the plaza, surrounding buildings, and surrounding streets in mostly chronological order following the timeline of events.
@Dylan_Sandas Definitely, I’ve noticed tons of 9/11 tweets lately. The bots post the same 20 tweets every time as I’ve noticed.
I have used videos from others before if I’m trying to show something, but atleast I actually give credit if someone made it instead of just ripping it from them.
Nothing against this account, but I posted this on Instagram back in August with the exact same description… https://t.co/07Qzb7pQnq
Someone in the comments also posted a video I made a while back. I would at least appreciate if some credit was given to me.
Man who worked on the 20th floor of One Liberty Plaza describes what he felt and saw as people rained down from the east side of the North Tower on September 11th 2001, and landed on the Austin J Tobin Plaza.
Time flies. Already been a whole year since I began this account. Happy to see how far it’s come, although I post much more on Instagram now. If you’re not following the IG account, it’s 911WTCMedia, same as here. #MyXAnniversary
Michael Barbagallo’s (right) and Guy Rosbrook’s (left) UA175 explosion synced. I decided to sync the two since they were both in/near the Millenium Hotel.
Unfortunately Guy’s cuts right as the explosion occurs but oh well.
Two of the most infamous views from Jersey City of UA175 approaching and striking the South Tower synced, by me.
Right: (James Kosior)
Left: (Roberto Cervantes)
EXTREMELY GRAPHIC: All photos (10) and clips (4) of jumper impacts and aftermaths that are available to the public.
The decision to die by inhaling smoke or jumping to your death is a decision no one should ever have to make. Ever.
Inside the debris filled and dust covered interior of WTC 7 after the South Tower’s collapse.
Different fire alarms can be heard going off throughout the building.
Body parts photographed around the WTC complex and nearby streets from victims onboard both flights and inside the towers.
(It took me a long time to find all of these photos.)
All photos taken during 9/11 and the days following of the Austin J Tobin Plaza from inside the plaza, surrounding buildings, and surrounding streets in mostly chronological order following the timeline of events.
Man getting interviewed near Church St talks about what he saw from the 50th floor of the Millenium Hotel, describing AA11 as it approached WTC 1 and says he saw many people jump from the east side (I assume) and “splat like a ripe tomato” on the Austin J Tobin Plaza.
Time-lapse from the 91st floor of the North Tower taken during the late afternoon and night of September 10th.
Floor 91 would be the last floor accessible to escape. Everyone above would be trapped.
Tourist footage from September 9th, 2001. Here we see the Austin J Tobin Plaza, part of the South Tower lobby, and some extraordinary views from the observation deck in WTC 2, and a great view of the towers from the Hudson.
Less than 48 hours remain.
Snippet of the footage shot by Casey Neistat on 9/11. He has more that he filmed but this is really about all he’s shown and this part of it was from a “Draw My Life” video from February 2015.