Time Travel Through History With These Vintage Photos
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This photo is something out of a blockbuster movie. Unfortunately, their terrific timing caught something horrible on camera that was real. It was September 11, 2001, and this little boy was posing for an innocent photo taken by his mom. At that exact moment, they caught the World Trade Center being hit in the background. People hadn't yet realized the extent of what was happening and how it would change the course of their lives.
The buildings hadn't fallen yet, so people probably weren't in a state of panic yet. But soon, the scene would be complete destruction and chaos.
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