Ground Zero Museum Workshop Tour

I found the museum well laid out and easy to follow. The headsets and the numbers of the photographs made it very easy to explore the museum in your own time privately. The small room was intimate and personal and enabled me to share in the emotions of the people who suffered this terrible tragedy. The museum gave a very personal and human face to the terror attack on 9/11. Gary Susan also extracted some amazing "coincidences" as displayed by the page of the Bible that was found open. He certainly achieved his objective that we must never forget.

ground zero museum & workshop provided a wonderful insight into just what happened that fateful day and how many lives it touched. It highlighted such great acts of bravery, the dedication of the first responders and recovery teams and all done with such great dignity. Would recommend this tour to everyone who visits New York

The photography was excellent and the commentary behind each picture was very informative and in most cases very moving. It demonstrated the courage and indefatigability of the fire and police services and all others involved in this immense task. We are so glad that we learned of this museum from our friends who visited it last year. We also visited Ground Zero and St. Paul's Church. My wife and I both feel that it is not as well publicised as it should be. We will recommend it to all fellow Scots planning to visit New York.

This little museum is absolutely breathtaking. Each story gives you a much better knowledge and understanding of what happened and all the emotions that are still present through this day about 9/11.

It's a great place to learn about and experience the recovery process. Amazing photography and stories. Lots of artifacts to see and touch.

I was mesmerized buy the artifiacts that were there the only complaint was the pocktbooks to be put on the ledge anyone can walk over and take them, there should be a securer place to put them and if there on your body you should not have to put them on a shelf, other than that it was great. And Zerve was easy to make reservations with.

During our four weeks US-Trip this little (big!) museum was the most deeply impressive experience we had.

This museum did a great job of creating a comfortable, yet emotional atmosphere in portraying the day of 9/11. The artifacts bring you closer to the events, and created an emotional connection to the victims and families of 9/11. I highly recommend visiting the museum as a way to better understand and also to pay respect to those who suffered and still suffer loss.

The museum contains thoughts, stories, pictures and artifacts from September 11th. There are some very touching moments we experienced while at the museum. To see the items and hear the stories, was a very moving moment for us. September 11th was a horrible day for us all. Glad there is a museum and memorial to remember those we lost, those that were there to serve in some way, and the families.

From UK we did not appreciate how much work went on after 11 Sept and for how long. The photographs and dialogue are graphic without being horrific. The whole enormity of the Sept 11th was brought home to us. We would suggest that this photographic display be moved to the New museum as we fear folk will not visit when the museum at Ground Zero opens. When we were there a group arrived by bus expecting to be at Ground Zero!