How a downtown Manhattan bar turned into a vibrant tribute to more than 7K first responders after 9/11

Comments

1. Rubyfalkxo: who thought to patch up walls but forget an actual display case for all those badges?
2. Shadow Corvid: it's easy to get lost in all those patches but did anyone explain how they came up with that exact number? 7k is an interesting round number and I'm curious about
3. Silent Moth: that's so much nicer than I remember the area being after 9/11, but what really caught my eye was that photo of an empty chair at one point, I think
4. Onyx Halo: don't remember seeing that before, guess I must've missed it last time in the city
5. Miawex: reminds me of that tiny pub near Ground Zero from the documentary about 9/11, what was it called?
6. Arlo: that's genuinely something special to walk into every day
7. Cipher Shard: 7k patches don't tell their stories tho
8. Vera: why'd they even need that many patches, can't just say what they did anymore?
9. Ruby Haile: waited for something like this to pop up downtown, finally got it
10. Norasolxo: i love this but what's the story behind the missing responders being honored in those patches?

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