Ground Zero Museum Workshop Tour

Walking into the workshop you are taken aback by the small space, however, walking through the picture audiotour immediately gives you a feeling that 9/11 was anything but small. The exhibit was tastefully and thoughtfully prepared with the intimate setting for families and the story that each picture told. This exhibit really humanized such a catastrophe and brought you down to a level where you could really sense the tragedy but also the great unity and brotherhood that endured. Moreso, the photography beautifully captured all facets of 9/11. They really memorialized the efforts of every man and woman and those who perished at the WTC. I recommend this exhibit to everyone. It was such a powerful and engaging experience that I will remember always.

You have to visit this museum, because the guide was the only one who could take photos of the world trade center tragedy. I was shocked when I quit the museum.

This small, intimate setting displaying photo's, stories and artifacts from 9/11 is a must see for anyone who was affected by the insensed terrorsits attacks, especially for Americans not residing in NYC.

The displays, photos and artifacts took my breath away. I still can't talk about it without becoming emotional. Highly recommended.

This was a brilliant piece of work. It really put the whole event into perspective. I think possibly non US residents could not quite understand the enormity of the event but now I can.

This Museum Workshop captured the "real" moments of 9/11. The images displayed told a story. The artifacts also told a story which was very moving. I very much enjoyed every moment I was there. I think the audio devices are an excellent addition to the workshop.

We were very fortunate that Gary Sosson was at the museum the day we visited. His photos are absolutely amazing . . . along with the self-guided audio tour and video presentation, they provide a moving and emotion-eliciting reminder to never forget. Do yourself a favor and see it.

The room is small but brings the whole 9/11 recovery together. Most people will never see this but everyone should. The day I went we were lucky to have Gary Suson there to talk and answer questions. The pictures really capture the emotions and heartache of the people doing the work. Being able to hold the artifacts in my hands was humbling.

I was so touched by Mr. Suson's photo's and other items in the exhibit. Being able to listen to Mr. Suson tell the story of each picture and object made the experience even more emotionally moving. Mr. Suson, I am so glad you have shared your work with those of us who can not even begin to imagine what it was like for everyone during the recovery effort. I believe you missions is a success! Jill Levy, Texas

This was a very touching experience. I would recommend to anyone - go to this museum. After the events on 9/11, this is a healing experience. To come face to face with the realities of what happened through Gary Suson's pictures is something I will never forget. "Never Forget 9/11"