Glove, Recovered
Photo credit: Museum staff
Accession Number: C.2011.1507.9.1
Dimensions: 7 1/2 in X 5 1/4 in X 3/4 in
Dimensions (Metric): 17.78 cm X 12.7 cm X 7.62 cm
Dimensions (Metric): 17.78 cm X 12.7 cm X 7.62 cm
Source: John O'Neill, Jr.
Credit Line: Gift of the O'Neill family
Keywords
Building Safety
First Responders
Recovered Property
Victim Personal Property
Victim Personal Property: Athletics, Hobbies, and Skills
Victims
Building Safety
First Responders
Recovered Property
Victim Personal Property
Victim Personal Property: Athletics, Hobbies, and Skills
Victims
Description
Recovered Etonic Golf Difference brand right-handed black and white leather golf glove belonging to John P. O'Neill. The glove is dirty and crumpled, having lost its shape.
Recovered Etonic Golf Difference brand right-handed black and white leather golf glove belonging to John P. O'Neill. The glove is dirty and crumpled, having lost its shape.
Historical Notes
Atlantic City, New Jersey, native John O’Neill lived in New York City. He had two children. John spent over 20 years in the FBI, where he tracked terrorists and became the special agent in charge of the National Security Division of its New York office. He retired in 2001. In August, John became Silverstein Properties’ head of World Trade Center security. On September 11, he was at work. He was 49 years old.
Atlantic City, New Jersey, native John O’Neill lived in New York City. He had two children. John spent over 20 years in the FBI, where he tracked terrorists and became the special agent in charge of the National Security Division of its New York office. He retired in 2001. In August, John became Silverstein Properties’ head of World Trade Center security. On September 11, he was at work. He was 49 years old.
Curator's Comment
When asked to characterize John O’Neill’s golf game, his son described John’s “typical” swing as one in which the ball flew in the wrong direction. John was unsatisfied with his golf game and quite often “did not conceal that frustration,” his son recalled. However, golf was an important way to socialize. During his long FBI career, which ended in August 2001, John had made a point of getting to know his counterparts from other countries, sometimes over a bonding round of golf.
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When asked to characterize John O’Neill’s golf game, his son described John’s “typical” swing as one in which the ball flew in the wrong direction. John was unsatisfied with his golf game and quite often “did not conceal that frustration,” his son recalled. However, golf was an important way to socialize. During his long FBI career, which ended in August 2001, John had made a point of getting to know his counterparts from other countries, sometimes over a bonding round of golf.
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