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Michael Kubin threw a surprise birthday party for his wife's 30th at Windows on the World in 1982.

Right after the attacks, Ellen Lytle's husband, Michael, wasn't able to find her. He tells his story in this interview, recorded on March 6, 2002.

Michael Rhys made this recording of the WTC tower 2 lobby on his visit to NYC in September of 1996. As a sound designer, he always carry recording equipment with him when he travels. This recording is one of many he made on that trip. He is happy…

On 9/11 Mike Cohen thought of the scene from the movie Godspell in which the cast dances on the top of the still-unfinished WTC.

Michael Hingson has unique memories of the WTC. He is a blind person and worked there for many years.

Mike Roche recommends looking for sound from videotape made by ENG (electronic news gathering) cameramen.

Mike Samson, a television producer, collected hours of footage about the 9/11 attacks to use for a special documentary episode of NBC's The Third Watch. The episode, the show's season premiere, aired on October 15, 2001.

Historian, Author and Professor Mike Wallace discusses the after effects 9/11 has had on lower Manhattan's commerce and real estate.

Historian, Author and Professor Mike Wallace discusses the history of lower Manhattan. (Conclusion)

Historian, Author and Professor Mike Wallace discusses the history of lower Manhattan. (Part 1)

Historian, Author and Professor Mike Wallace discusses the history of lower Manhattan. (Part 2)

Historian, Author and Professor Mike Wallace discusses the history of lower Manhattan. (Part 3)

Historian, Author and Professor Mike Wallace discusses the history of Radio Row, the neighborhood that was demolished to make way for the WTC.

Historian, Author and Professor Mike Wallace introduces himself. He studies and writes about the history of New York.

Historian, Author and Professor Mike Wallace discusses the rivalry between lower Manhattan and Midtown.

Historian, Author and Professor Mike Wallace discusses the arrival of numerous skyscrapers in Manhattan and the development of the city in the 1950's and 60's.

Mike from Massachusetts went to Ground Zero two weeks after 9/11. He wrote a piece explaining his thoughts and emotions. He recorded it to send to his sister.

Miriam Lefkowitz is grieving for the lost towers. In the 1970s, she used to walk to the WTC from Banker's Trust and bicycle around. After she moved to New Jersey, she commuted on the PATH.

Lewis talks about Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels, the last band that played in the WTC plaza.

An audio montage of Building Stewardesses talking about the Mohawk iron workers, and other men at the WTC.