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Photos: NYC Shows Solidarity With Paris After Attacks

Ben Fractenberg

November 16, 2015 3:34pm | Updated November 16, 2015 3:34pm

New Yorkers across the city showed their solidarity with France this weekend after the deadly Paris attacks.

Here are some pictures from candlelight vigils in Carroll Gardens and Washington Square Park to the One World Trade Center's spire glowing in the French national colors.

Washington Square Arch Lit With French Colors

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The Washington Square Arch is lit with the French tricolour.

Bar Tabac Shows Solidarity

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Popular Brooklyn French bistro, Bar Tabac, shows its solidarity with Paris.

Bennett Park Was the Site of A Paris Vigil

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More than 100 people gathered in Bennett Park in Washington Heights for a vigil on Sunday.

People Gathered in Carroll Park for a Candelight Vigil

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People lit candles in Carroll Park in Brooklyn Sunday evening.

Empire State Building Was Lit in Solidarity

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The Empire State Building went dark in solidarity with Paris.

People Gathered in Washington Square Park for a Paris Vigil

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A woman holds a placard during a vigil in Washington Square Park on Saturday.

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More than 100 people gathered in the Carroll Gardens park Sunday evening for the vigil.

Extra Police Patrolled Times Square After the Attacks

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Additional police were stationed in Times Square the night of the attack.

Hundreds Stood for Paris in Washington Square Park

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Hundreds of people packed into Washington Square Park for the vigil.