Ground Zero Museum Workshop Tour

Definitely a must see if you are at all interested in Ground Zero and/or 9/11. Very well done with plenty of pictures displayed. Short but concise descriptions given of each photo and item. We weren't rushed to leave the "workshop".

Glad I took this Ground Zero Museum Workshop Tour. I visited Ground Zero in 2004. When I read about this tour this year, I thought it sounded interesting & definitely wanted to do it since I was going to be in NY Sept. 12-18, 2007-6 years since it happened. Nothing gruesome but of course, some sad moments when you hear the stories behind the pictures.

This is a must see. Alot of the items are all but inches away from a hand. Respect and trears keep them save though. This is a must see and nothing like anything on such a personal level where I lost my fire fighter brother. The stopped clock hit me HARD and the rest let's just say was a new river I unleased. Thank you for making this personal and getting a real feel of items found and a story to go with each iteam. Simply push the code number into a a box and the head phones do the rest. I was smilply AMAZING Thanks again, Ryan House Beaumont Texas

The photos brought me into 9/11 & the recovery, making the "surreal" real. Something I believe everyone should experience. We had the honor of having the photographer/ artist as our tour guide. He has incredible talent & a heart to match! He knew & shared the story behind every photo.

Detailed tour of recovery post 9/11.... proceeds go to museum and charity for children missing parents from 9/11. Worth the purchase.

At first glance, the room of this museum workshop didn't look like much, but little did we know all of the photos, treasures and artifacts that would be revealed to us in the next 2-1/2 hours. It's obvious Gary Suson put his heart and soul into this project, and we are thankful for the opportunity to meet him and to see his work.

This was a very emotional experience. The small scale and the personal interaction of the museum serves the viewer very well. It is as close to being "there" as I would ever want to be.

The Ground Zero Museum was my favorite activity of the whole vacation. What an amazing piece of work put together by Gary Suson! Listening to the descriptions of each picture, and seeing the efforts put into the recovery of Ground Zero was unbelievable. The museum is just 1 small room, but is FULL of loss, sorrow, hope, happiness, and memories that will make you NEVER FORGET! I highly recommend visiting this museum.

This museum is a must see for anyone in N.Y. It will bring the humaness of the tragedy of 9/11 to you in a very real way. Mr. Susson did a fabulous job in his photography and stories. Don't be fooled by the size of the museum, there's so much there you will be there the full time. I highly recommend taking this tour!

I am an Australian firefighter touring the States in Sep 2007. I came across the museum while researching Ground Zero on the internet. It was one of the highlights of my trip. I would recommend a visit to all. It is displayed in a very tasteful manner and in a very relaxed environment, plenty of time to take it all in. So many interesting pieces and the fact that most of them can be handled added to the visit . It is difficult to put my experience into words. All i can say is if you are considering a visit DO IT !! You won't get to see this display anywhere else in the world.