The Port Authority, which was headquartered in the World Trade Center and lost 84 employees, is collecting artifacts with the help of retirees.
Source: New York Times
An Urban Archive Was Lost on 9/11. This Agency Is Trying to Rebuild It.
Published in Archives and Records, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, September 11 (2001) and World Trade Center (Manhattan, NY)
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