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 **Sites Archiving Images of the WTC Attack**
 - [World Trade Center](https://web.archive.org/web/20110929170049/https://amanzafar.com/WTC/index.shtm) - This site by Aman Zafar has an excellent series of high-resolution photographs of the fires, destruction, and dust of the World Trade Center taken from the west (across the Hudson). Some of Zafar's images are now archived in the World Trade Center photographs section of 911Research. 
 - [Ground Zero Archive](https://911research.wtc7.net/wtc/evidence/photos/groundzero_archive.html) - This vast collection of photographs of Ground Zero was compiled from sets taken by workers at the site. It includes collections documenting the work of FEMA, FDNY, USAR, NYPD, and other agencies.
-- [Seeing the Horror](http://digitaljournalist.org/issue0111/biggart12.htm) - This site archives a series of high-resolution photographs showing the destruction of the Twin Towers and immediate aftermath. It includes several photographs by Bill Biggart, who was killed when the North Tower came down. 
+- [Seeing the Horror](https://web.archive.org/web/20071119165720/http://digitaljournalist.org/issue0111/biggart_intro.htm) - This site archives a series of high-resolution photographs showing the destruction of the Twin Towers and immediate aftermath. It includes several photographs by Bill Biggart, who was killed when the North Tower came down. 
 - [GulnaraSamoilova.com](https://web.archive.org/web/20080709042135/http://gulnarasamoilova.com/id46.html) - This is Gulnara Samoilova's site. She took some of the most famous photographs of the attack, including one of the South Tower collapse while she stood less than 1000 feet from the building. 
 - [World Trade Center Attack Memories and Photographs](https://web.archive.org/web/20081227022857/www.reservoir.com/extra/wtc/index.html) - This collection of photographs by Richard Lethin documents his view of the attack, first from his apartment at 5th Ave and 9th Street, and then as he walked south towards the Towers. Lethin captured the early parts of the North Tower's explosion with one of the most detailed sets of photographs. The film in his camera ran out about six seconds into the event. 
 - [World Trade Center Damage Assessment](https://web.archive.org/web/20070731082352/https://army.firststrike.net/nyd/damage/index.htm) - This set of pages archives several hundred photographs of Ground Zero, apparently from diverse sources.