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TWSouth Tower attack moment 11 September 2001
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SWImagine the true depths of psychotically warped academia brainwash you have to sink to in order to genuinely believe decriminalizing misdemeanors is a GOOD thing.
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WTGood morning, New Yorkers. It’s a beautiful day here at The World Trade Center.
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NEScenes from Lower Manhattan this evening. New York City
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HEThis is not an observation deck- the space is 21+ and runs a lengthy waitlist most nights. there is a one drink/food item minimum once you are up there. You must check-in at the desk downstairs before taking the elevator up. Thanks 🙏🏻
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ALWelcome to New York City 🗽✨
Where every street has a story, every corner hides a secret, and the skyline feels alive with endless possibilities 💛 Let’s take a walk through Lower Manhattan and discover a mix of iconic landmarks and hidden gems that make this part of the city so special 🌆
1️⃣ Delmonico’s Restaurant 🍽️
Step inside one of America’s first fine dining restaurants, where history meets elegance. Known for its famous Delmonico steak and Gilded Age charm — a true NYC classic since 1837.
📍 56 Beaver St, New York, NY 10004
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A hidden architectural gem connecting two old warehouse buildings in Tribeca. Its vintage charm and quiet cobblestone street make it a dream spot for photographers and explorers alike 📸
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3️⃣ Battery Park City Ball Fields 🌿⚾️
A peaceful escape surrounded by greenery and skyline views. Perfect for a quiet stroll, a picnic, or watching locals enjoy a game with One World Trade Center rising in the background 🌇
📍 Warren St & West St, New York, NY 10282
4️⃣ Stone Street 🍷🍕
One of NYC’s oldest streets, now a lively spot filled with restaurants, outdoor tables, and that unmistakable historic vibe. Come for the cobblestones, stay for the energy! ✨
📍 Stone St, New York, NY 10004
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The heart of global finance and one of the most powerful symbols of New York. Its grand neoclassical façade and bustling atmosphere capture the essence of Wall Street ⚡️
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NEWTC, New York, 1999–2000
Before everything changed, the World Trade Center was a symbol of ambition, daily hustle, and shared joy. This video captures the energy of its final years, laughter, coffee breaks, and workers just enjoying the moment.
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JE5 Fun and Cheap Things to do in New York City near Lower Manhattan
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TW11 September 2001
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NOKinda Interesting Things #197: The Sidewalk Clock on Maiden Lane
If you’re strolling through Lower Manhattan, at the intersection of Broadway and Maiden Lane, and look down at the sidewalk on the northeast side, you’ll notice this clock that looks out of place. This is the Sidewalk Clock on Maiden Lane.
In the 1880s, Lower Manhattan’s Maiden Lane was mainly occupied by goldsmiths and watchmakers. Among them was William Barthman, a German-born jeweler who opened a small shop in 1884 and quickly became known for inventive marketing and high-end craftsmanship. Barthman wanted a way to stand out in a district crowded with clocks in display windows.
Around 1898-1899, Barthman and his employee Frank Homm devised a bold idea: a working clock set directly into the sidewalk, so that anyone walking by would look down and see the time beneath their feet. Homm engineered a mechanism strong enough to withstand foot traffic yet precise enough to keep accurate time. At night, it would glow, and it served as a public service and an advertisement for Barthman Jewelers.
The clock became a local landmark. It was a meeting point, and a way to check the hour long before pocket watches or wristwatches were universal. Newspapers of the era marveled at the novelty of a “pavement clock.”
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“Fixed in Cement, Not in Time” (New York Times, 1993)
“The Story Of New York’s Sidewalk Clock” (Hodinkee, 2013)
“This Restored NYC Clock is Really Something to Look Down Upon” (NY1, 2018)
“The Clock in The SideWalk” (William Barthman)
“What Happened to the Barthman Sidewalk Clock?” (Untapped New York, 2018)
“Barthman’s Sidewalk Clock” (Atlas Obscura, 2014)
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URWhich of these projects would have been the worst?
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NYWelcome to New York City 🗽✨
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