Ground Zero Museum Workshop Tour

A compact but informative museum. Excellent images and moving commentary. A definite must-see.

Despite the size of the museum workshop we spent a nearly a couple of hours there as there were such a lot of exhibits and information to take in. I personally found it very moving and it gave me another insight into what was such a tragic event which I had only seen various accounts of on the television. I would recommend visiting the 911 memorial and St Pauls chapel after the museum workshop.

Godd quality of the exposed items. The video quality is not too high and should be improved. If it could be sincronized with the audio guides - and so translated into the different languages - the experience will be much more inovolving.

Easy location to get to. Great customer service. Museum is VERY small - one studio room only About 120 exhibits - large portion are historical photos taken by an FDNY member. Some neat artifacts! Good information - not worth $25.00 per person Tours are very crowded, you are literally crawling over people, but hey its NYC! Would not recommend for children - they looks bored out of their minds! Adult audiences are the target group for sure, helps if you serve in a PD or FD department! We were three visiting, one PD and two FD members - artifacts and photos are from FD/PD perepective.

It's a place to be inside ground zero tragedy

I happened upon this museum by mistake when trying to reserve tickets for the Ground Zero memorial. It is a must see in NYC. The highlight of our trip. It allows you to experience the truth of 9-11

To advertise this collection of photographs and artifacts as either a "museum" or a "workshop" is complete fraud. Similar pictures with similar stories and narratives are available in many other places -- t.v., magazines, etc. There was not one interesting piece of information -- except that the amount of glass remaining from the towers could fit in a car trunk -- that I learned from this experience. My entire family (ages 51 - 16) thought it was awful.

Very worthwhile and moving exhibition with a worthy cause and purpose. Note this does not include visit to Ground Zero

The museum gave us a first hand view of the tradgic event. It was a tasteful look at all that was affected in the 911 attacks. The community spirit of support and determination was palpable. The focus of healing rather than the event itself helps to shape your thoughts when you are surrounded by so much sorrow. We believe it was a privlage to visit this museum.

We loved it!