Five World Trade Center (5 WTC), building 5 of the original World Trade Center in New York City, was completed in 1972 at a height of 118 feet (36 m). It was heavily damaged in the September 11 attacks by the collapse of the Twin Towers and was eventually demolished in December 2001.
The following is a list of tenants of 5 WTC prior to its destruction:
| FL# | Companies |
|---|---|
| 9 | Credit Suisse First Boston, American Shipper Magazine, Howard Publications, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Council Of State Governments, Hunan Resources and Tech Institute, Our Planet Management Institute Ltd. |
| 8 | Credit Suisse First Boston, New York Court of Claims, Continental Forwarding, Hon. Christopher J. Mega |
| 7 | Credit Suisse First Boston |
| 6 | Morgan Stanley |
| 5 | Morgan Stanley |
| 4 | Morgan Stanley |
| 3 | Borders Bookstore, Affiliated Physicians of St. Vincent, World Trade Center Dental |
| 2 | Borders Bookstore |
| PL | Chase Bank, Citibank, Borders Bookstore, Children's Discovery Center, Krispy Kreme, Morgan Stanley, HSBC Bank, FedEx Corporation, Satellite Airlines Counter, Daniel Pehr, Inc. |
| C | The Mall at the World Trade Center |
The Satellite Airlines Counter, in the Plaza Level, was a retail space where airlines would lease out "booths" to house airline services. Tenants included Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, Inc., US Airways, and many others. Courier tenants included FedEx Corporation and DHL. The space was located adjacent to the lower floor of the three-floor Borders Bookstore.[1]
