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Battery Park and beyond: an unaccustomed and saddening view from the Staten Island ferry |
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One of the first investment-banking firms to move back to lower Manhattan was Salomon Smith Barney. It had only moved over to New Jersey in part as a precaution, in part because its headquarters on Greenwich Street, a few blocks north of the disaster site, was initially within the exclusion zone. It was its old home, 7 World Trade Centre, that collapsed.
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