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9/11过去和现在:照片展示了世贸中心地区在25年间的变化

2026-09-11 10:09 -ABC  -  浏览量:232005

  自9月11日纽约市遭受恐怖袭击以来的25年里,纽约市在许多方面都发生了变化。自2001年那悲惨的一天以来,曼哈顿下城世贸中心旧址周围的地区可能是这座城市变化最大的地区之一。

  美国广播公司新闻频道在9月11日之前拍摄的新照片显示,在过去的四分之一世纪里,这个社区发生了多大的变化——或者在某些情况下,基本保持不变。

  顶部:2001年1月,从新泽西州威霍肯的哈德逊河对岸拍摄的曼哈顿与世贸中心双塔的夜景。底部:2026年9月4日,世贸中心一号和致敬灯光照耀着曼哈顿的地平线。

  顶部:2001年9月12日,世贸中心2号楼(南塔),世贸中心3号楼和世贸中心4号楼的残骸。底部:同一个十字路口,向西望去,在教堂街和科特兰街的拐角处,全新的开发项目位于曾经的世界贸易中心广场,距离双子塔的位置大约一个街区。拍摄于2026年9月4日。

  顶部:灰尘和碎片覆盖了该地区,使华盛顿街的空气变得浑浊,向北望去,雷克脱街距离2001年9月11日世贸中心遭受恐怖袭击的地点只有几个街区。底部:25年后的同一个街区,在2026年9月4日,几乎可以直接看到世贸中心一号楼。

  顶部:在教堂街和自由街拐角处的一家汉堡王餐厅,距离世贸中心遗址仅几个街区,在恐怖袭击后的几天里,成为了NYPD的临时总部。拍摄于2001年9月12日。底部:一个汉堡王25年后仍然在同一个地方,外观没有太大变化。拍摄于2026年9月4日。

  顶部:一辆被毁的NYPD巡逻车停在教堂街的残骸和碎片中,在曾经是Brooks Brothers服装店的前面,就在前世贸中心广场的正对面。拍摄于911恐怖袭击后的几天。底部:自由广场一楼的同一零售空间现在是Chopt创意沙拉公司餐厅的所在地。楼梯和一般建筑保持不变。拍摄于2026年9月4日。

  顶部:2001年9月11日,恐怖分子袭击了当时就在街对面的世界贸易中心,一天后,我们近距离观察了被毁的前布鲁克斯兄弟商店。底部:2026年9月4日拍摄的同样的台阶和店面。

  顶部:残骸和碎片从教堂街向西看,位于前世界贸易中心5号楼(左)和美国邮局所在的联邦办公楼(右)之间。拍摄于2001年9月12日早上。底部:同一个路口,25年后看起来大不相同,只剩下邮局大楼。拍摄于2026年9月4日。

  顶部:祖科蒂公园(当时名为自由州立公园)中的约翰·苏厄德·约翰逊二世(John Seward Johnson II)于1982年创作的雕塑“双重检查”(Double Check)在恐怖袭击发生后的几天里成为了一个临时纪念碑,因为公园就在前世贸中心广场的对面。底部:在袭击发生后的几年里,这座雕塑已经被移动了几次,现在坐落在自由街和百老汇街角的长椅上,就在祖科蒂公园的对面。拍摄于2026年9月4日。

  顶部:2001年9月11日,美联社摄影师艾米·桑西塔在拿骚街拐角处的约翰街上推着她的自行车,几天后仍被灰尘和碎片覆盖。底部:25年后,同一个十字路口,离双子塔曾经矗立的地方只有三个街区。

  顶部:911恐怖袭击五天后,警方封锁了百老汇以西的戴伊街,该街距离前世贸中心广场仅一个街区。底部:25年后的同一个街区展示了2014年开业的富尔顿中心交通和零售综合大楼(左),以及1916年开业的摩天大楼百老汇195号(右)。拍摄于2026年9月4日。

  顶部:2001年9月11日恐怖袭击后的几天里,一名NYPD官员戴着防护面具在金融区的纽约证券交易所附近站岗。底部:25年后,纽约证券交易所的类似景象,在交易广场的宽阔大街上向北看。拍摄于2026年9月4日。

  顶部:最初的圣尼古拉斯希腊东正教教堂位于双子塔的正下方,是在恐怖袭击中唯一被摧毁的教堂。最初的建筑建于19世纪30年代,作为私人住宅,后来被希腊移民购买,并在20世纪初改建为教堂。底部:新的St. Nicholas希腊东正教教堂和国家圣殿位于雪松街的同一地点,于2014年重建,2022年完工。拍摄于2026年9月4日。

  顶部:2001年9月8日,就在恐怖袭击的三天前,布鲁克林大桥后面的世贸中心双塔和曼哈顿天际线。底部:2026年8月5日,从类似的角度看曼哈顿的天际线,包括布鲁克林大桥后面看到的世界贸易中心。

  9/11 then and now: Photos show how the World Trade Center area has changed in 25 years

  New York City has changed in many ways in the 25 years since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in New York City. The area surrounding the former site of the World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan may be among the most transformed parts of the city since that tragic day in 2001.

  New photographs taken by ABC News ahead of Sept. 11 show just how much the neighborhood has changed – or in some cases, remained largely the same – over the last quarter century.

  Top:A nighttime view of the Manhattan skyline with the twin towers of the World Trade Center, taken in January 2001 from across the Hudson River in Weehawken, New Jersey.Bottom:One World Trade Center and the Tribute in Light shine across the Manhattan skyline on Sept. 4, 2026.

  Top:The wreckage of World Trade Center 2 (South Tower), World Trade Center 3, and World Trade Center 4 building, at Ground Zero on Sept. 12, 2001.Bottom:The same intersection, looking west at the corner of Church Street and Cortlandt Street, with all-new development at the location that was once World Trade Center Plaza, about a block away from where the twin towers stood. Taken on Sept. 4, 2026.

  Top:Dust and debris cover the area and cloud the air on Washington Street, looking north at Rector Street, just a few blocks from the site of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.Bottom:The same block 25 years later, with a nearly direct view of One World Trade Center, on Sept. 4, 2026.

  Top:A Burger King restaurant at the corner of Church Street and Liberty Street, just blocks from Ground Zero, became a temporary NYPD headquarters in the days after the terrorist attacks. Photographed on Sept. 12, 2001.Bottom:A Burger King remains at the same location 25 years later, with not much change to the exterior. Taken on Sept. 4, 2026.

  Top:A destroyed NYPD patrol car sits among the wreckage and debris on Church Street, in front of what was once a Brooks Brothers clothing store, directly across from the former World Trade Center Plaza. Taken in the days following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.Bottom:The same retail space on the ground level of One Liberty Plaza is now home to a Chopt Creative Salad Co. restaurant. The stairs and general architecture remain the same. Photographed on Sept. 4, 2026.

  Top:A closer look at the devastated former Brooks Brothers store, just a day after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, which was just across the street at the time.Bottom:The same steps and storefront photographed on Sept. 4, 2026.

  Top:Wreckage and debris looking west on Vesey Street from Church Street, between the former World Trade Center 5 building (left) and a federal office building housing a U.S. post office (right). Photographed on the morning of Sept. 12, 2001.Bottom:The same intersection looks vastly different 25 years later, with only the post office building remaining. Photographed on Sept. 4, 2026.

  Top:The 1982 sculpture “Double Check” by John Seward Johnson II in Zuccotti Park (named Liberty State Park at the time), became a makeshift memorial in the days after the terrorist attacks, as the park was just across the street from the former World Trade Center Plaza.Bottom:The sculpture has been moved several times in the years following the attacks and now sits on a bench at the corner of Liberty Street and Broadway, just across from Zuccotti Park. Photographed on Sept. 4, 2026.

  Top:Associated Press photographer Amy Sancetta pushes her bicycle on John Street, at the corner of Nassau Street, still covered in dust and debris a few days after Sept. 11, 2001.Bottom:The same intersection, just three blocks from where the twin towers once stood, 25 years later.

  Top:Police seal off Dey Street, just west of Broadway, one block from the former World Trade Center Plaza, five days after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.Bottom:The same block 25 years later shows the Fulton Center transit and retail complex (left) which opened in 2014, and 195 Broadway (right), a skyscraper that opened in 1916. Photographed on Sept. 4, 2026.

  Top:An NYPD officer wearing a protective mask stands guard near the New York Stock Exchange in the financial district in the days following the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.Bottom:Similar view of the New York Stock Exchange, looking north on Broad Street, at Exchange Place, 25 years later. Photographed on Sept. 4, 2026.

  Top:The original St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, the only house of worship destroyed in the terrorist attacks, sat just below the twin towers. The original structure was built in the 1830s as a private home and later purchased by Greek immigrants and converted into a church by the early 1900s.Bottom: Located in the same spot on Cedar Street, the new St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine was rebuilt in 2014 and completed in 2022. Photographed on Sept. 4, 2026.

  Top:The twin towers of the World Trade Center and the Manhattan skyline seen behind the Brooklyn Bridge on Sept. 8, 2001, just three days before the terrorist attacks.Bottom:The Manhattan skyline from a similar angle on Aug. 5, 2026, including One World Trade Center seen behind the Brooklyn Bridge.

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