| Name | Credit | Description |
|---|
| 001 |
Mark Lennihan
The Associated Press |
A Con Edison power company worker takes a break from an electric cable repair on Chambers St. in near the World Trade Center. |
| 002 |
Timothy A. Clary
Agence France-Presse |
Rescue workers make an enthusiastic display as they are driven into Lower Manhattan. |
| 003 |
Marcos Townsend
Agence France-Presse |
Ian Rubino, left, and Frank Corso hold photos of missing friend, Joanne Rubino, who worked in the World Trade Center. |
| 004 |
Jeff Christensen
Reuters |
A man looks at a wall covered with posters of people missing from the World Trade Center disaster outside of Bellevue hospital. |
| 005 |
Jim Bourg
Reuters |
Workers continued their search for survivors through the rubble and debris of the World Trade Center complex on Thursday. |
| 006 |
Jeff Christensen
Reuters |
A television truck was covered on Thursday with posters of people missing from the World Trade Center disaster outside of Bellevue hospital. |
| 007 |
Stephen Chernin
The Associated Press |
Bill Fennelly, a volunteer firefighter from Baldwin, N.Y., pauses for a moment at the World Trade Center collapse. Five firefighters were rescued from the rubble around midday on Thursday. |
| 008 |
AFP |
A composite image taken off Russian NTV television channel shows a hijacked plane as it crashes into the World Trade Center in New York. Two planes crashed into the two towers around 9 a.m. this morning. |
| 009 |
Howard Baden
The New York Times |
Shortly after the plane crashed into the second tower, smoke filled the air downtown. |
| 010 |
The Associated Press |
People fled the World Trade Center and surrounding area. |
| 011 |
REUTERS |
A close view of the crash site at one of the World Trade Center towers. A police helicopter was flying nearby. |
| 012 |
Reuters |
Shortly after this photo was taken the tower on the left collapsed. |
| 013 |
The Associated Press |
Smoke billowed from the World Trade Center towers this morning. |
| 014 |
Reuters |
The second tower fell to the ground around 10:30 a.m. |
| 015 |
Reuters |
People reacted emotionally across the city after watching the second tower fall to the ground. |
| 016 |
Reuters |
Workers at St. Vincent's Hospital waited for people who were injured in the explosion to arrive. |
| 017 |
Reuters
Larry Downing |
A rescue helicopter surveys damage to the Pentagon Building as firefighters battle flames after an airplane crashed into the U.S. military headquarters outside of Washington on Tuesday morning. |
| 018 |
AP Photo
Will Morris |
Fires and damage outside the Pentagon after the building took a direct, devasting hit from an aircraft. |
| 019 |
AFP Photo
Luke Frazza |
Emergency personnel battle the fire at the Pentagon after the attack. The five-sided structure was struck on one side and collapsed. |
| 020 |
AFP Photo
Luke Frazza |
Smoke billows from the Pentagon after the attack. |
| 021 |
AFP Photo
Luke Frazza |
A U.S. military jet streaks past a helicopter flying over the burning Pentagon. |
| 022 |
AP Photo
Pablo Martinez Monsivais |
Workers leave buildings in the area near the White House. The Capitol, White House, Pentagon, State Department and other buildings were evacuated following the Washington and New York attacks. |
| 023 |
AFP Photo
Tim Sloan |
U.S. Secret Service snipers walk the roof of the White House following terrorist attacks in New York and the Pentagon. The mayor of Washington declared a state of emergency in the federal capital after the attacks. |
| 024 |
AFP Photo
Luke Frazza |
A Department of Defense police officer stands guard on one of the roads near the Pentagon after the attack. |
| 025 |
David Scull for the New York Times |
Smoke billows from The Pentagon following a terrorist attack as tourists walk past American flags flying at the base of the Washington Monument. |
| 026 |
The Associated Press |
People fled through ash-filled streets near the World Trade Center after the explosion. |
| 027 |
Reuters |
Rescue workers removed an injured man from the World Trade Center. |
| 028 |
The Associated Press |
Firefighters made their way through the rubble. |
| 029 |
Agence France Presse |
Lower Manhattan was a scene of devastation following the collapse of the twin towers. |
| 030 |
The Associated Press |
People in front of St. Patrick's Cathedral reacted with horror as they looked down Fifth Avenue and watched the crash. |
| 031 |
Andrea Mohin
The New York Times |
The Brooklyn Bridge was crowded with evacuees from the crash site. |
| 032 |
Reuters |
A businessman leaving the World Trade Center area. |
| 033 |
The Associated Press |
A street near the World Trade Center was covered in ashes on Tuesday morning. |
| 034 |
Paul J. Richards
Agence France-Presse |
President George W. Bush was interrupted by his Chief of Staff Andrew Card during an early morning event at an elementary school in Florida, shortly after news of the World Trade Center attack. |
| 035 |
Doug Mills
The Associated Press |
Air Force One sits on the tarmack under tight military security after President Bush arrived to address the nation from an undisclosed location about the terrorist acts at the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on Tuesday. |
| 036 |
Doug Mills
The Associated Press |
President Bush addresses the nation from the Oval Office on Tuesday about the terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Bush said "Freedom itself has been attacked this morning by a faceless coward." |
| 037 |
Fred Jewell
The Associated Press |
A billboard in front of Wrigley Field announced the cancellation of Tuesday's Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs game as a result of the terrorist attacks in New York City and Washington earlier that day. |
| 038 |
The Associated Press |
An American flag flies at half-staff at the Columbus Municipal Airport, in Columbus, Ind., on Tuesday. |
| 039 |
Sung Park
The Associated Press |
University of Texas students held a vigil held on campus in Austin, Texas, on Tuesday night. |
| 040 |
Chang W. Lee
The New York Times |
Firefighters walk down Dutch St. near the World Trade Center complex. |
| 041 |
Stan Honda
Agence France-Presse |
A team of rescue workers walks in front of the remains of the World Trade Center as the search for survivors continues. |
| 042 |
Chang W. Lee
The New York Times |
An injured firefighter arriving at Mount Sinai-NYU Medical Center in downtown New York. |
| 043 |
Chang W. Lee
The New York Times |
Volunteers load a make-shift stretcher onto a truck to bring it to the site of the World Trade Center. |
| 044 |
Amy Sancetta
The Associated Press |
Crushed cars are hauled away from the scene of the attack on the World Trade Center. |
| 045 |
Stan Honda
Agence France-Presse |
Rescue workers await orders near the remains of the World Trade Center as search efforts continue. |
| 046 |
Marcos Townsend
Agence France-Presse |
Rescue workers and search dogs look for survivors in the debris of the World Trade Center twin towers. |
| 047 |
Janet Durrans for The New York Times |
Sargent John McLaughlan, the first survivor found in the World Trade Center wreckage, was located after he called rescue workers on his cell phone. He had been on the 82nd floor when the building collapsed. |
| 048 |
Marcos Townsend
Agence France-Presse |
Rescue workers use torches in their search for survivors in the debris of the collapsed World Trade Center towers. |
| 049 |
Fred Conrad
The New York Times |
The New York skyline from New Jersey minus the twin towers of the World Trade Center. |
| 050 |
Beth A. Keiser
The Associated Press |
An emergency services worker walks on an ash covered street near the site of the World Trade Center. |
| 051 |
Timothy A. Clary
Agence France-Presse |
Firemen spray water on the collapsed building seven of the World Trade Center complex early Wednesday morning. |
| 052 |
Sara Krulwich
The New York Times |
Rao Chalasani with a picture of his mother, Swarna Chalasani, who worked at Two World Trade Center on the 94th Floor. |
| 053 |
Fatih Saribas
Reuters |
The Turkish flag flies at half mast next to a monument to Ataturk in Istanbul. Flags throughout Turkey were lowered on Thursday to mourn those who lost their lives in Tuesday's terrorist attacks. |
| 054 |
Alastair Grant
The Associated Press |
Outside the American embassy in London, a British policeman moves flowers to the statue of Franklin Delano Roosvelt in Grosvenor Square where there is a book of condelences for the victims of the terrorist attacks. |
| 055 |
Rafiqur Rahman
Reuters |
In Dhaka, Bangladeshis held a memorial service on Thursday for the people killed in Tuesday's terror attacks in the United States. |
| 056 |
Nasser Ishtayeh |
In the northern West Bank town of Nablus, Palestinian school girls stand for a moment of silence in remembrance of the victim's of the attacks in the United States. |
| 057 |
Rainer Jensen
Agence France-Presse |
A gigantic spread of flowers lies in front of Frankfurt's opera building in memory of those who were killed in the terror attacks. The colorful carpet shows the flags of the European nations surrounding the flag of the United States. |
| 058 |
Michael Stephens
The Associated Press |
London's Buckingham Palace conducted a special Changing of the Guard ceremony on Thursday to honor the victims of the terrorist attacks. Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, right, and U.S. Ambassador William Farish listen as a band plays the American National Anthem. |
| 059 |
Visar Kryeziu
The Associated Press |
In Kosovo capital of Pristina, ethnic Albanian leader Hashim Thaci of the Democratic Party of Kosovo expresses his grief for family members of the victims of the terrorist attacks. |
| 060 |
Mohammed Dahshi
The Associated Press |
Following Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat's decision to participate in a blood drive, three Palestinians donate blood at the Palestinian Red Crescent office in the Ein el-Hilweh refugee camp in southern Lebanon. |
| 061 |
Angus McDonald
The Associated Press |
Tibetan nuns pray for the victims of terrorist attacks in the U.S. at Dharamsala on Wednesday. The exiled Tibetan leader Dalai Lama earlier sent a letter of condolence to President Bush. |