
Taken from a high floor within the South tower after the first plane American Airlines Flight 11 crashes into the North tower.

North Tower Lobby with Firefighters creating an emergency command post.

North Tower lobby with plaza in the background.

Firefighter climbing the North Tower Stairs.

Engine 28 firefighter Mike Kehoe, from Staten Island, assists in the evacuation effort in a stairwell of North Tower. Mike Survived.

Rick Rescorla became director of security at Morgan Stanley, where he maintained vigilant attention to the firm's and the building's safety. Despite disruption at the busy brokerage firm, he insisted on holding twice-yearly evacuation drills by the stairwell for the firm's 22 floors in the south tower. On Sept. 11, 2001, his team was ready.
Despite having received official instructions to stay put after the 8:46 a. m. crash next door, Rescorla told Morgan Stanley staffers to follow his evacuation plan, and he sent them two by two, as they had practiced, down the many flights of stairs. His decision and his preparation made all the difference. Although 13 employees including Rescorla perished in the attacks, more than 2,500 employees left the tower alive. He was last seen going back up the stairs of the south tower to find other people, right before it collapsed.

The last picture taken inside the lobby of the South Tower.
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