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Electrical Load Breakdown, 7 World Trade Center, May 1998 Machine-extracted title · confidence 90% Engineering document detailing electrical load breakdown for the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management.
NYC-WTC_000173473–000173474 Folder label: “Mayor's Office of Emergency Management (OEM) Our Job No. 1854”
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