John TierneyRidge St between Stanton St and Rivington StHeart One · Location 74 · Drawn June 2004A panoramic view from the tape drawingLOOK AROUND RIDGE STDrag the panorama or use the arrow keys.Drag the panorama.PAN PhotographsDownload photograph 1Download photograph 2Download photograph 3Download photograph 4Download photograph 5Video podcast0:00South of Stanton Street, on the west side of Ridge Street, is a cage for trash cans.0:05Above this black cage, two tall arched niches embedded into the wall.0:13The drawing spanned across both of these spaces.0:31This is John Tierney.0:34He was drawn in June of 2004.0:38His drawing is counting one person.1:07[unclear] barely on there.1:08Turn off the...1:11I don't know what the...1:13It doesn't feel like [unclear].1:15[unclear] good though.1:17Like the way it's crazy.1:22For the men who died, she cried.1:24For her son, John Patrick Tarney, 27,1:27a probationary firefighter training in Queens at the time,1:31she rejoiced that he had had the day off.1:33He always said,1:35Don't worry, Ma. Everything will be fine.1:38And it was.1:39So on September 11th,1:41when his unit, Ladder Company 9 in Manhattan,1:44was called to the World Trade Center,1:45she clung once again to her youngest son's words.1:50Her prayer was that he had headed home to Staten Island that morning.1:53but Mr. Terany had hopped a fire truck so crowded1:58that he was forced to sit in a colleague's lap.2:01The other guys told him he didn't have to come, Mrs. Terany said2:04but from the first day he went to probie school, he worked hard.← Location 73Heart One · Location 74Location 75 →
