A gaping hole in the north tower of the World Trade Center is left behind by a hijacked passenger jet, setting the building on fire on Sept. 11, 2001.
Lyndon Harris
Rescue & Recovery
Rescue and recovery workers fill the streets of Lower Manhattan.
James Wheeldon
St. Paul's Chapel
St. Paul’s Chapel, across the street from the felled towers, withstands the attacks without as much as a broken window.
Lynn Brewster
Protective tree
A 70-year-old sycamore tree on the corner of the chapel grounds appears to shield the building from much of the falling debris.
James Wheeldon
Ground zero streets
The St. Paul’s neighborhood looks like a war zone after the attacks.
Leo Sorel
St. Paul's recovery
The Episcopal chapel, which is part of the parish of nearby Trinity Church on Wall Street, soon becomes a hub for feeding and caring for recovery workers at ground zero.
