New 9/11 Anniversary Book Links Twin Towers to 1789 Prayer
A new photo book marking the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks traces the origins of the Twin Towers back to a 1789 prayer.

A new book focused on the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks aims to connect the World Trade Center's Twin Towers to a prayer from 1789. The work compiles four decades of photographs from both sides of the Hudson River, offering a visual journey through the history and significance of the structures.
Pre-orders for the book have opened in conjunction with the announcement. The creator, Dave Rossi, was photographing from the Jersey City waterfront on September 11, 2001, observing the smoke crossing the Hudson. This personal experience has served as an inspiration for the project, seeking to explore the links between the tragedy and its historical roots.
The photographic collection spans multiple decades and includes images reflecting perspectives from both New York and New Jersey along the Hudson River. The book intends to go beyond the events of September 11 to delve into the history of the towers and their symbolic meaning within American culture.
Details regarding the publication and its specific content may be further clarified, but the book's stated objective is to provide a deeper understanding of the events and their historical context.