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For the fourth year, a sunrise service is held in Battery Park City's Wagner Park. Photo: Carl Glassman
People at the sunrise service stand in prayer. Photo: Carl Glassman
The family members of victims gather at the World Trade Center site for the 4th annual remembrance of their lost loved ones. Photo: Allan Tannenbaum
This firefighter, like thousands of others who attended the Sept. 11 ceremony, was there to keep alive the memory of family members and colleagues who died in the attacks. Photo: Allan Tannenbaum
Brothers and sisters of victims read the names of the dead. Photo: Allan Tannenbaum
Photo: Allan Tannenbarum
During the reading of victims' names, hundreds stood silently and sadly outside the site, at the viewing fence on Church Street. Tony Hitchman and Pam Erlanger, who both worked on the 64th floor of Tower Two, listen as the names are read off on Sept. 11. Photo: Max W. Orenstein
Photo: Carl Glassman
Standing for hours near the viewing fence on Church Street, emergency medical technician Orlando Suarez holds a picture of his co-worker, Yamel Merino, who was killed in the collapse of Tower One. Photo: Photo: Carl Glassman
Dai-Giang Nguyen holds a canvas he painted on Sept. 12, 2001. He was living at the time in Seattle, Wash. Photo: Carl Glassman
Motorcycle riders like these on West Street, from local construction worker and firefighter groups, to national riding groups, made the pilgrimage from as far away as Oceanside, Calif., to rally at the World Trade Center site. The bikers could be seen, and heard, on the streets of Lower Manhattan throughout the day. Photo: Allan Tannenbaum
Those who attended the remembrance at the Tribeca Spiritual Center meditated on the light of a candle that was passed from one person to the next. Photo: Carl Glassman
At the Tribeca Spiritual Center service, Diane Lapson comforts Caroline DiPilato, who said she felt like she was related to all the victims. Photo: Carl Glassman
The Oxford Alternatives, an a capella group from Oxford University, performs at the memorial concert at 100 Old Slip. The ceremony was sponsored by the organization that is creating the British Memorial Garden in Hanover Square. Photo: Max W. Orenstein
Donning a bobby's hat at Reade Street Pub, a New York City firefighter dances with a British constable, one of more than 250 law enforcement officers from England who were in town to attend the Sept. 11 ceremonies. Photo: Carl Glassman
As the sun set, Battery Park City residents joined together for a sing-along in Wagner Park. Photo: Carl Glassman
With the Tribute in Light rising into the sky, Ninfa Segarra, left, and Beverly Rosc, were among those in Battery Park City who ended the day of Sept. 11, 2005 in song. Photo: Carl Glassman
