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On top of the World Trade Center, a restaurant served as a ‘little UN’: How people still feel its legacy today

Rebecca King, NorthJersey.com Comments Off on On top of the World Trade Center, a restaurant served as a ‘little UN’: How people still feel its legacy today

Windows on the World provided opportunities for immigrants as the top-grossing restaurant in the U.S. Underserved communities still feel its legacy.

      
Rebecca King, NorthJersey.com
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