This collection of archived documents was commissioned by the Library
of Congress to preserve digital materials covering the events of September 11, 2001.
Additional assistance has been provided by Alexa Internet, sep11Archivist.org and Pew Internet & American Life.
This collection contains more than
5 terabytes of
data gathered from 9/11/2001 to the present. For more information
see the Help.
See the Full
Index of Sites in this Collection
Internet Archive Wayback
Machine
The Internet Archive Wayback Machine is a service created by Alexa
to enable people to surf an ongoing archive of the sep11.
What is an Internet
Library?
Internet Libraries store digital materials from the Internet to
preserve a record of historical documents and give free, permanent
access to researchers, historians, scholars, and the general public.
The Future of
Digital Libraries.
Credits
The following organizations were involved in building this Internet
Library.
Alexa Internet
Internet Archive
The Library of Congress
Pew Internet & American Life
sep11Archivist.org
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat
it."
--George
Santayana
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Government and Military sites continued their important mission to serve the people.
Charitable organizations responded immediately to the
crisis and began collecting donations for the victims.
International news media represented many voices from around the globe.
Virtually all news sites provided non-stop coverage of the events of September 11th.