I consider the soul of man as the ruins of a glorious pile of buildings where,
amidst great heaps of rubbish, you meet with noble fragments of sculpture,
broken pillars and obelisks, and a magnificence in confusion.
~ Steele

September 11, 2001 was a day that changed America in a fundimental way. People have responded to the events in many different ways .... some wrote down their thoughts and feelings, some wrote poetry, some wrote stories, some created multimedia programs, some drew pictures.

This is an attempt to capture and preserve a moment in time ... for as time passes, our memories fade and change ... for the better or the worse.

These few pages are a small attempt to capture a bit of history with the thoughts, words, and pictures from friends and total strangers. If you would like to add your thoughts and memories of that day, please do not hesitate to contact me.

The pages have been separated in the following way:

Radio Dispatch ~ 9-11 testimony obtained by the New York Times. Testimony from Emergency Medical Services: Central Dispatch in Manhattan, and New York City Fire Department Dispatchers in Brooklyn and Manhattan.

Memories & Poems ~ an attempt by friends and strangers to put their thoughts and memories to paper.

Images & Drawings ~ this is a collection of photographs and drawings taken by myself, friends, and unknown sources to capture the moment.

Multimedia ~ this is a collection of music, flash, and powerpoint slide shows on September 911

Links ~ other sites relating to Sept 11.