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Contributed by: Deborah Geary-Aks
Contributor's location on 9/11: Corner of Nassau and Fulton Streets, Lower Manhattan, NYC
Contributed on: September 5, 2007
On the morning of September 11, 2001, I was on my way to work at 55 Water Street. I had just ascended the stairs of the A train subway station at Nassau Street when the first plane hit at about 8:43 AM. There was a loud BOOM and smoke billowed out of the building...paper floated down from the sky and it looked like little white birds against the blue sky. I stood on the street watching the North Tower burn and I was certain that it had been a bomb until someone told me that it was a plane - from my location, I could make out the tail of the plane sticking out of the building. I was grateful that it was an accident and although people had died, it wasn't a bomb. I called my work to tell them that I was on my way and as soon as I hung up the phone there was a loud WHOOOSH, BOOM, followed by a huge plume of fire shooting from the side of the South Tower! At that moment, we knew that this wasn't some poor pilot having a heart attack; we were under attack! The feeling in my chest at that moment has stayed with me over the past six years – the…
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