Gather to remember and to learn

Commemorative imagery reflecting the day after September 11, 2001.

Photograph from The Dime exhibit series on building and rebuilding the World Trade Center.

Artwork and programming from a Diverseforce cultural exhibition.

Exhibit host at The Dime with “As You See It” and other collection pieces on display.

Framed 1968 Nelson Rockefeller campaign poster from the collection’s political and cultural memorabilia.

Program panel highlighting guided tours of the collection and World Trade Center history.

Exhibit panel inviting visitors to share personal memories connected to the World Trade Center.

Port Authority of NY & NJ floor plan blueprint of the World Trade Center, with a metallic hardhat resting on the drawing.

Vintage metal bottle opener featuring the New York skyline with the Twin Towers and the I Love NY logo.

Chambers Street / World Trade Station subway sign from the New York City Transit system.

Photograph from The Dime exhibit series on building and rebuilding the World Trade Center.

Community gathering at an Iron & Steel commemorative program.

Photograph from The Dime exhibit series on building and rebuilding the World Trade Center.

Display of recalled pop-culture items, including a Dream Theater album cover featuring the Twin Towers.

Photograph from The Dime exhibit series on building and rebuilding the World Trade Center.

Matchbox from The Greatest Bar at the World Trade Center, part of the memorabilia collection.

Hot Wheels Hiway Hauler collectible tied to New York imagery in the toys and entertainment display.

Framed board of September 11 artifacts, including the New York Post “Act of War” special edition and recovery materials.

Educational materials prepared by WTCConnect for classrooms and public programs.

Gallery display of “As You See It,” a multi-panel artwork of One World Trade Center seen through shifting color filters.

Artwork and programming from a Diverseforce cultural exhibition.

Artwork and programming from a Diverseforce cultural exhibition.

Exhibit panel of toys and entertainment memorabilia connected to New York and the Twin Towers.

Invitation to the Building and Rebuilding the World Trade Center exhibit and tribute at The Dime in Allentown, PA.

Abstract mixed-media artwork exploring urban texture, architecture, and memory.

Exhibit case of memorabilia from the February 26, 1993 World Trade Center bombing, including newspapers and survivor items.

Participants at a WTC Connect conference monitoring live programming on laptops with headsets.

Scene from a Diverseforce show featuring collection pieces and public programming.

Flyer for the National Iron & Steel Heritage Museum’s September 11th commemoration in collaboration with World Trade Center Connect.

Framed display of recalled Spider-Man and Superman memorabilia connected to September 11.

Historic ticket from a World Trade Center bicentennial event in the collection.

Framed poster from the Libeskind Architectural Event Show — Daniel Libeskind’s winning design for the new World Trade Center, selected in February 2003 after the 2002 international competition.

A Sephora purchase I made in the World Trade Center Mall in 2001.

Photograph from The Dime exhibit series on building and rebuilding the World Trade Center.