Ground Zero Museum Workshop Tour

very well put together room of fascinating photographs and artefacts from ground zero, I never thought that one room would keep us interested for a whole 2 hour visit but we were all so pleased we had come across this museum and would thoroughly recommend a visit.

There are some genuine keepsakes from the 9-11 aftermath here. I was hoping for more video, analysis, or interactive discussions relating to the attacks and the recovery.

This was definitely the best activity we did whilst in NY, although the word activity does not justify the experience, as it was so moving and we will never forget the individual life changing stories we were told about . The tour, which lasted two hours, is based on Gary Suson's official photographs taken at Ground Zero during the recovery and was very emotional and sensitive. At the start of the tour we were taken to a small room which held 100 artifacts from 9/11. After a short talk we were given an audio handset and given the chance to take part in a self guided walk through the room selecting indiviual atefacts and the stories behind them, which made the experience very personal. Our tour was extra special as Gary was there in person and gave a personal account of his experiences. I have no doubt in recommending this tour.

Extremely moving museum. One of a kind, can only recommend seeing this!

While filled with personal stories of loss from the tragedy itself, we were moved by the fact that the museum felt more like a tribute to the recovery workers. No photos of the tragedy (which many of us have seen over and over) but rather photos and stories of the men and women who spent months tirelessly working to recover their loved ones or the loved ones of others. This was one of the best and most worthwhile things we did in the city!

We were overwhelmed by your exibition , and all the HEROES who did what they could on that fatal day. GOD bless them all.

Thoroughly enjoyed the museum as well as the experience. It was great as an out of state visitor to have a connection to the 9/11 tragedy. It became more real to me and was done in a very positive way.

It was informative to here the narratives behind the photos. Mr. Marlon was there and was very gracious to the attendees of the tour. My only input would be that I wish there was more to view.

This is not your ordinary museum. It is a collection of artifacts and photos from ground zero. -But each one tells a story and the photographer has explained each through an audio tour. It is very emotional. You will leave understanding the rescue and cleanup effort better than through any other media. Enjoy this moment in history and always remember 9/11. -Major, US Army

I found this tour not worth the time or money compared to the Tribute WTC Visitor Center. The Ground Zero Museum Workshop Tour was completely focused on the firefighters and their part of this tragedy. I think they mentioned the 3,000+ other victims maybe once or twice. The Tribute WTC Visitor Center galleries and walking tours offer a much broader perspective and balanced accounting of the 911. I did both tours and wish I had skipped this one.