Ground Zero Museum Workshop Tour

The museum is small but there is so much to see. It is heartwretching and sad. Amazing museum, a must for anyone to see the images.

We weren't really sure what to expect. However when we got there we were overwhelmed by what we saw. This is not a large museum but more of an intimate insight of what it was like during the aftermath of 9/11, a photographic journey in to the hearts and minds of those involved. Believe me when I say its a real tear jerker and well worth seeing.....

The presentation was very informative & the attendant very helpful. But be prepared for an emotional gut punch , you may need a few minutes after the presentation to gather yourself. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone.

I thought that the workshop was truly thought provoking. I think that any and everybody that sees ground zero, should also attend this workshop. There were many things that I saw that were not in the news when this terrible event occurred. This is our history and everybody should understand this event so that we do not forget it and so that it does not happen again. Thank you for the insight and for all of the truly thought provoking facts of this terrible event that occurred over seven years ago. We will never forget.

Gary has assembled an amazing collection of intimate photographs accurately depicting the sacrifices and the suffering of those who helped in the rescue efforts following the collapse of the towers. His project concentrates on the firefighters' and police officers' work. The workshop is very small - could be TEN times the size and still fill it all. I assume the future permanent memorial will be larger and will incorporate memoirs of the civilians who never made it out of the tower, those in the aircrafts, and those at the sites of the other attacks that same day. This tour is worth every penny and every minute of one's time in the city.

My husband and I took our two sons age 24 and 21 on this tour as part of a weekend in NYC. It is at times, difficult to find activities that appeal to both of our sons as our oldest has a learning disability and our youngest is a junior at an Ivy League school. They BOTH loved this tour! Likewise, so did my husband and I. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in this very significant part of American history. It is moving, thought provoking and well presented. Definitely on of the highlights of our weekend.

The day we went was a special day as Gary Suson was there. It was a special treat to meet the man who took all these rare photos. This is a must see, the museum is small but the impact is very real. It will leave you speachless.

One of the best experiences I have ever had learning about 9/11 and remembering the events that changed our way of life forever. I recommend it 100% and we even had a chance to meet Mr. Suson who was such a wonderful person!

I would highly recommend anyone to come to this. I found it to be very informative as well as very well put together.

An interesting and very worthwhile tour but very hard to describe in words - you have to see it yourself in person.