Identification Card
Photo credit: Jin S. Lee
Accession Number: C.2022.80.2
Dimensions: 2 2/8 in X 3 3/8 in
Dimensions (Metric): 5.08 cm X 7.62 cm
Dimensions (Metric): 5.08 cm X 7.62 cm
Source: Carla Caputo
Credit Line: Gift of the family of Carlo Bianchi
Keywords
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ)
World Trade Center Building Complex
World Trade Center: Visitor and Worker Experiences
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ)
World Trade Center Building Complex
World Trade Center: Visitor and Worker Experiences
Description
World Trade Center identification card with black background and yellow printed text at the top of the card: "World Trade Center." A photo of Carlo Bianchi is in the lower right corner, with a graphic of the Twin Towers on the left. "0805" is printed in black on the far left side of the card.
World Trade Center identification card with black background and yellow printed text at the top of the card: "World Trade Center." A photo of Carlo Bianchi is in the lower right corner, with a graphic of the Twin Towers on the left. "0805" is printed in black on the far left side of the card.
Historical Notes
Carlo Bianchi worked for the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey for most of his professional career, employed in various capacities. A significant stretch of Bianchi’s three-decade long career at the PANYNJ was served at the World Trade Center, where he managed commercial retail leasing and rentals—mostly for the Concourse shopping spaces.
Bianchi was present on February 26, 1993 when a bomb was detonated in the World Trade Center’s parking garage. He subsequently participated in the Agency’s emergency response to the significant smoke and structural damage caused by the explosion. Bianchi’s confrontation with the massive damage, injuries and six fatalities caused by the February 26th bombing proved a formative career moment, encouraging his subsequent move to JFK airport. Bianchi retired from the PANYNJ on December 28, 2002.
Carlo Bianchi worked for the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey for most of his professional career, employed in various capacities. A significant stretch of Bianchi’s three-decade long career at the PANYNJ was served at the World Trade Center, where he managed commercial retail leasing and rentals—mostly for the Concourse shopping spaces.
Bianchi was present on February 26, 1993 when a bomb was detonated in the World Trade Center’s parking garage. He subsequently participated in the Agency’s emergency response to the significant smoke and structural damage caused by the explosion. Bianchi’s confrontation with the massive damage, injuries and six fatalities caused by the February 26th bombing proved a formative career moment, encouraging his subsequent move to JFK airport. Bianchi retired from the PANYNJ on December 28, 2002.
