Ground Zero Museum Workshop Tour

This was the best tour I have ever been on. I am so happy that I went to this musuem to grieve the loss of lives on September 11th. I highly would advise anyone who is going to New York City to experience this beautiful exhibit of photography. We went here before we went to ground zero and I am so happy we did. This is in such an intimate setting that is gives one time to reflect and really feel what was occuring during the recovery process of Ground Zero. Many people are still suffering from this event today and this musuem helps support these wonderful individuals. I thank them for letting me experience such a moving place.

hands-on interactive workshop- well presented with video and audio information.The photography of gary suson is amazing and you can purchase a book of his for 49 dollars. Proceeds go to 6 different charities and the book is not available through local retail bookstores. I enjoyed the tour so much I just might do it again!!!

Dear Joe. the tour was very heartfelt and I found it to be wonderfu. I will recommend it to everyone I know. thank you again and it was great seeing again. Louie Tiseo ECOQUEST INTL.l

Nice small place. Efficient museum. Wonderful photos !

The group thought, regardless of the intensity, that they should have captured/reviewed the actual days events as horrific as they were. Then we would appreciate the various artifacts to the utmost.

Be able to touch and be so close to September eleven artifacts is an unbelievable expirience

All three of us, one of which was working at the Pentagon on 9/11, felt that the trip to the workshop was well worth seeing and came away, again, moved by the heroism and sadened by the loss that we all experienced that day. I would recommend this to everyone who visits the 9/11 Memorial.

The museum is amazing! Very touching to see all the artifacts from 9/11. My husband and I are from Sydney, Australia and have never seen anything like it. It was so moving to hear how it all came about and the stories behind each piece of history, When we visit NYC again, we would definitely revisit the museum and definitely recommend it to others visiting NYC in the near future.

It is much smaller than I imagined, but there were only 4 of us so it was intimate and quiet and we had lots of space and time to look at everything and read/hear about it. I can't imagine what a squeeze it would be if there were upwards to 15 in the tour group. It made our visit to Ground Zero itself more meaningful, and it allowed us to share the perspective of this tragedy through the eyes of the Fire Department and other involved personnel. As we passed Fire Halls in New York afterwards, it stopped us in our tracks. I would like to suggest that the fact that the entrance fee proceeds are distributed to 6 Ground Zero charities should have a higher profile. One of our party thought it was a private (for profit) enterprise until I pointed out otherwise to them. We were all very glad we went.

A must do before seeing the Ground Zero Memorial.