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T2V-1 West Milford, NJ
in Plane Crash Sites
Surrounded by swampy woods and dozens of theories.
posted by: KidRipley
location: New Jersey
date approved: 02/21/2008
last visited: 05/19/2012
SE47.3 km
"Miracle on the Hudson" - New York, NY
Believed to to be the only major airline crash with no fatalities.
posted by: txoilgas
date approved: 03/22/2011
last visited: 08/03/2017
SE50.4 km
Empire State Building
In 1945, the Empire State Building withstood the impact of a U.S. Army Air Corps B-25 bomber. The 102-story building shook with the initial impact, but the steel structure remained standing. The unarmed twin-engine bomber slammed into the building’s 79th floor.
posted by: Old Navy
location: New York
date approved: 10/24/2005
last visited: 05/18/2018
Sikorsky S-61s crash, Pan Am / Metlife building - Manhattan, New York
A helicopter crashed on the roof of the Pam Am building on May 17, 1977. The turning blades sliced into several spectators who were waiting to board the aircraft. 5 passengers were killed, 8 were injured.
posted by: SUp3rFM & Cruella
date approved: 10/17/2011
last visited: 08/28/2016
SE51.8 km
World Trade Center - New York City
Sept 11 2001 - A day no one will ever forget. Where were you?
posted by: Doc-Dean
date approved: 08/17/2005
last visited: 04/01/2023
SE52.5 km
40 Wall Street - NYC, NY
Five people died when a US Air Force C-45 Beechcraft airplane crashed into this skyscraper on May 20, 1946.
posted by: Metro2
date approved: 10/23/2013
last visited: 02/18/2023
SE57 km
United flight 826, Brooklyn, NY, 1960
One of the two aircraft involved in the midair collision over New York on Dec. 16, 1960, crashed here.
posted by: LeoGeo
date approved: 01/11/2011
last visited: never
N94.6 km
Van Wyck Mountain T-33 Crash Site
The wreckage of a T-33 military trainer on the southern ridge of Van Wyck mountain in the Catskills.
posted by: M.Bahlam
date approved: 01/03/2015
S116.7 km
Hindenburg Crash Site - Lakehurst, New Jersey
Located on Lakehurst Maxfield Field. Visit the visitor center prior to accessing the crash site.
posted by: flyingmoose
date approved: 10/17/2023
N123.6 km
Kaaterskill High Peak Crash Site
The crash site of a Piper near the summit of Kaaterskill High Peak in the Catskill Mountains.
posted by: briansnat
date approved: 01/19/2008
last visited: 01/22/2009
S146 km
Carranza Memorial
Aviator captain Emilio Carranza, inspired by the transatlantic flight of Charles Lindbergh and looking to bring a similar national accomplishment to his homeland of Mexico, had a plan. He planned to fly nonstop from New York to Mexico City.
posted by: chstress53
date approved: 09/17/2005
last visited: 06/02/2013
S147.4 km
Bear Swamp Hill Thunderchief Crash
A hill top in the Pine barrens where the Thunderchief, piloted by Major William F. Dimas struck & destroyed the fire tower. The craft impacted more then 900 trees coming to rest in Bear Hill Swamp below about 1200’ from the tower.
posted by: mars888
date approved: 08/29/2013
last visited: 11/07/2008
SW160.1 km
B-25 Bomber
At 4:40 PM, May 7, 1944, a B-25 Mitchell medium bomber, on route from Newark NJ to Kissimmee FL ran into heavy rain and hail over West Chester and crashed on the western edge of Oaklands Cemetery in a huge explosion and fire ball, killing all seven occupants of the plane.
posted by: ODragon
location: Pennsylvania
date approved: 03/06/2006
last visited: 12/27/2007