<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1937">Tynan1</a> While dust-covered rescue worker stands by, emergency workers attend to a man in the back of an ambulence.

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1938">Tynan2 </a> Dust radiates in all directions as the remaining tower falls, seen from Greenwich Village.

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1939">Tynan3 </a> Doctors and hospital workers at St. Vincent's Hospital care for a man arriving on a stretcher from the WTC attack. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1940">Tynan4 </a> "1199ers at St. Vincent's Hospital in Manhattan were among the first teams of healthcare workers to care for the injured on Sept. 11." 1199 SEIU News, October, 2001, cover photo. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1941">Tynan5 </a> "Transporter Cheryl Farrell (second from left with stretcher) and CAN Audrey Vaughn (third from left with stretcher) rush WTC victim into St. Vincent's emergency room. "When I way what happened I was devastated," says Farrell. "I started getting together wheelchairs and anything else I could think of. Even now I can't believe it really happened. You see these kinds of things in movies, never in real life." 1199 SEIU News, October, 2001, pages 12-13.

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1942">Tynan6 </a> "Doctors at St. vincent's look on as WTC collapses." 1199 SEIU News, October, 2001, page 7.

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1943">Tynan7</a> The first, south tower collapses in a cloud of smoke, seen from Greenwich village in Manhattan. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1944">Tynan8 </a>As the towers disapear under a cloud of dust, an ambulance races south towards the attack site. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1945">Tynan9 </a> Hospital workers accompany a woman on a stretcher outside St. Vincent Hospital's emergency room. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1946">Tynan10</a> Shock and exhaustion on his face, a policemen is wheeled from a ambulance. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1947">Tynan11 </a> "Victims began to arive at St. Vincent's just minutes after the attack." 1199 SEIU News, October, 2001, page 6. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1948">Tynan12 </a> The fireball of the second plane's impact, seen through the trees and buildings of a New York City neighborhood. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1949">Tynan13 </a> Chairs ready to receive the injured on the sidewalk next to St. Vincent's Hospital. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1950">Tynan14 </a> Hospital workers clean up materials left from treated those injured from the WTC attacks. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1951">Tynan15 </a> Hospital equipment is moved into position in the street outside St. Vincent's Hospital. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1952">Tynan16 </a> A firefighter sits in a wheelchair, after ariving in an ambulance. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1953">Tynan17 </a> "St. Vincent's workers rush supplies to ER staff receiving patients." 1199 SEIU News, October, 2001, page 9. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1954">Tynan18 </a> "St. Vincent's transporter Jose Bernales (pushing victim in wheelchair) was on his way to work when the Twin towers were attacked. "I didn't know what has happening until I got to work," says Bernales. "But I wasn't scared. I just wanted to help people survive." 1199 SEIU News, October, 2001, page 7. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1955">Tynan19 </a> Emergency and hospital workers together help patient out of an ambulance. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1956">Tynan20 </a>- Hospital workers ready to assist another patient arriving from the WTC site. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1957">Tynan21</a> Hospital and emergency workers ready to assist another patient arriving from the WTC site. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1958">Tynan22 </a> 1199 members await those injured in the WTC attacks. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1959">Tynan23 </a> Reactions as the towers collapse. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1960">Tynan24 </a> Unloading medical supplies to be ready for victims of the attacks. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1961">Tynan25 </a> Medical workers get ready to assist an injured man outside St. Vincent's Hospital emergency room. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1962">Tynan26 </a> Police and hospital workers busy outside St. Vincent's Hospital. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/1963">Tynan27 </a> New York Catholic Archdiocese's Cardinal Egan dons a hospital gown to help victims of the WTC attacks. 

 Belinda Gallegos also covered the WTC aftermath for the 1199SEIU News. She has contributed the following photos: 

 <a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/2009"> Gallegos1 </a>Shawn Powell's widow, Jean with the American flag. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/2010">Gallegos2 </a>The memorial service for the family of slain firefighter, Shawn Powell. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/2011">Gallegos3 </a> Joshua Powell, son of slain firefighter, Shawn Powell, at the memorial service with his fathers helmut. 

<a href="http://www.911da.org/photograph/details/2012">Gallegos4 </a>Wife Jean and son Joshua at the memorial service slain firefighter, Shawn Powell. 

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