Ground Zero Museum Workshop Tour

The exhibits are all in one fairly small room. Most exhibits have a # that can be entered on an audiophone to learn more about them. Consider the admission price a donation--it is a bit steep but goes to a good cause. It is very well done and worth the visit.

This is a small, studio sized museum filled with pictures taken by the owner, Gary, and items from the Ground Zero recovery effort. You will come away with a deep appreciation for the dedication and sacrifices made by the recovery workers. Gary's audio narrative on each piece is what makes this museum a must see for anyone interested in learning more about what the recovery effort was like at Ground Zero. It was a highlight of our NY trip.

An intimate setting that gives detail about the events of 9/11 and the rescues that followed. Very well done and personal. Captures images with detailed audio tour. Have already recommended it to everyone that I have talked to about our trip to New York.

We were very suprised of the place, however in a nice area,but the experience was very moving, the audio was very good where by you could choose what you wanted to hear. Very well set up. Recommended.

This is a must see if you are visiting the city. The pictures are amazing, and the stories are very personal and moving. I would advise going here and not even going to the actual Ground Zero site.

Thank You Gary Suson for creating this museum for all of us to get a better feeling what what took place on September 11, 2001. Through your pictures you were able to capture the feelings and thoughts of those individuals who were involved in the rescue, cleanup and those who offered their help in many other ways. Yes, this is a tiny museum but so full of many stories. The only downfall of this workshop is that it takes more than 2 hours to see and listen to everything! You are a gifted photographer Gary! Please continue to share more stores with us through your craft and thank you again! Blessings, R. Gatlin Phoenix, Arizona

I was uncertain whether to visit this exhibition. I was delighted I did. Under no circumstances should any visitor miss this experience.

The Museum was very intmate which was a great thing and really put you in the world of 9/11. The presenters did a great job explaining everything. The only comment I have is that they should check all of their headsets because some have shortages. I think that the museum should stay a small size as is. Overall it was a great experience.

A really good way to bring our memories of 9/11 back to the fore. Sensitively done but carrying the full weight of the event and the many people whose lives were changed for ever.

A very unusual museum which looks at the events surrounding September 11th. Specifically focuses on the aftermath and search efforts/clear up following the events. Lots of unusual and interesting stories, artefacts and photos. A small, intimate way to explore this as numbers are limited on each tour and it feels a bit like being in someones lounge.