New York City - June 8-11, 2001

Note: I have some very good photos of the World Trade Center Twin Towers, as well as a number of excellent photos taken from the top of the observation deck (scroll down). These photos are copyrighted, however I can provide digital, full resolution copies as well as excellent prints in various sizes. Click here for details. These images are now gone forever and I'm SO glad I visited NYC in June, 2001.
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Times Square - Friday evening, June 8th
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More Times Square - busy, but clean and exciting
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5th Avenue at 45th Street. Click here to see a live Web Cam at this location. Radio City Music Hall
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Rockefeller Center, home of the GE Building, NBC Studios and the Plaza
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The Plaza hosts a nice restaurant in the summer and an ice skating rink in the winter On the way to Ellis Island
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The Statue of Liberty - what a beautiful sight!
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South end of Manhattan Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island ferry The American Immigrant Wall of Honor - my father, Ernest Stangeland is among the over 420,000 entries. This is the largest wall of names in the world.
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Docking at Ellis Island Beautiful location of the wall The newly remodeled building
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The American Family Immigration History Center Norwegian exhibit Early farming
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The Great Hall where the immigrants were questioned and either given permission to land or denied entry. Their luggage was taken away from them while they were processed. Some of the precious items they brought from their homeland. The main building as it looked back then. As many as 5,000 people per day were processed.
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New York skyline from the ferry Arriving back at Battery Park after a very interesting and educational trip to Ellis Island
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Wall Street Staten Island ferry
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Main building where I stayed while in the Army Bridge to Brooklyn Lighthouse at Battery Weed
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Battery Weed, a Revolutionary War bunker Main Army barracks Exit gate
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Cruise ship, Norwegian Sea, on it's way Beautiful Battery Park at the southern tip of Manhattan
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Battery Park, named for the defensive cannons, is built entirely on land fill Walk to Twin Towers
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Twin Towers What a fantastic view from the top of the tower!
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Governor's Island Liberty & Ellis Islands Brooklyn Bridge (foreground) and Manhattan Bridge
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It was not windy and felt so solid and safe to be up there Verranzano bridge
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The Today Show at NBC Studios Photos of visitors were taken, then you could buy them at www.nbcpix.com 
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David Letterman Studio Where David likes to visit Crystal room, Tavern on the Green Tavern on the Green
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Trump Tower Pigeon art Columbus Circle
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World famous guitar player, Les Paul at the Iridium Jazz Club. See http://www.iridiumjazzclub.com/les.shtml
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This night happened to be Les Paul's 86 birthday! What a great man! My idol since the '50s.

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