Ground Zero Museum Workshop

One member of our group 23 yrs old, was not interesting in going. she came out of the musuem, with such emotion for the victims, volunteers and all the firemen and polceman, and was very appreciative of the musuem and what it has captured for the families and workers. It was great.

THIS WAS THE MOST RESPECTIBLE EXHIBIT OF CARE AND CONCERN FOR THE 9/11 VICTIMS AND FAMILIES THAT I HAVE SEEN. IT SHOWED MORE UNSEEN ITEMS AND PHOTOS BUT YET MAINTAINED SUCH A RESPECT FOR THE ONES WHO LOST LOVED ONES AND WERE LOST IN THIS TRAGIC ATTACK ON OUR COUNTRY. MY DAUGHTER AND I VISTITED NYC (SHE IS 15) AND SHE FOUND THIS MUSEUM TO BE ONE THAT SHE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER. THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS WORK. THIS IS A DON'T MISS.

We accidentally happened upon the museum - with no expectations we entered (mom, daughter 21, daughter 20) - It was an excellent portrayal of what it must have been like during the days following 9-11. I loved the fact the museum is small - not overwhelming - but well done. IT gives it a personal touch that many museums lack. We highly recommend this museum - we feel fortunate we happened upon it by accident - but it remains in our memories - long after we have returned home. Linda Davis - Missouri

The workshop was incredibly moving and emotional. I was impressed with the dignity that was preserved and respected.

My group included 6 adults and 2 children under 15 yrs of age. We were very excited to tour your workshop - would recommend the tour - done in good taste - Thank you for sharing that memorable day - WE WILL NEVER FORGET.

This was a very moving exhibit of artifacts, pictures and videos. Can't leave without reliving the 9/11 tragedy. This museum makes it more real for out of towners who have no idea what it's like to be a new yorker and be so affected.

Location, Location, Location. If that's what turns you on don't go. If you want to re- experience the feelings of 9-11 and see some amazing artifacts then go. The tour was primarily self-guided, but with a very professional intro and explanation by our guide. My daughter and I spent nearly the full two hours experiencing "first hand" what it must have been like that horrible morning. It cements my foritude to encourage the new administration to agressively continue the Bush Doctrine of a "no holds" barred in our fight to combat and bring terrorism to its knees, in spite of the "inconveniences" here at home occasionally. Thumbs up to Gary for the personal sacrifice to bring this to the public. Well worth the price of admission, as we both learned many things that we did not know about the attack and its aftermath.

I will recommend this biggest little museum in New York to anyone who wants to learn more about the days after september 11th. The museum is very impressive and the photos inside the museum do all have their own story which can be learned by using the audioguide. This museum gives the victims a face, a personal story.

This was an excellent museum, very well organized. So much enjoyed being able to go at my own pace, by using the earphones. Needed a little more than 2 hours to hear all 100 stories. I only got through #77. Would recommend this to anyone!

I appreciated going at my own speed from exhibit to exhibit. I have been to Ground Zero numerous times since October of 2001 but I found this experience more spiritual and reflective than being at the actual site. Ground Zero truly is Holy Ground.

The museum is presented with simplicity and all the honors due to all the victims, especially those who take part to the rescues

I did not really know what to expect. I was worried that it was going to feel like an exploitation of 9/11. It was not. It was tastefully done. It helped me to re-connect to the day that we should never forget. We can never forget the people who lost their lives on 9/11, and this "little" museum is a wonderful tribute. It's a little museum with a big heart!

It was an excellent tour - the photos were wonderful, and the intimate stories that accompanied them really brought them to life. Seeing the artifacts was quite surreal - though not as surreal as holding them in your hands, which you are able to do with a select few of them. It was a very moving experience, and definitely two hours well spent.

This tribute was very moving and emotional. We met the photographer Gary Marlon Suson at the museum and his work is just incredible. It really brings you in touch with the people that 9/11 affected. I would strongly recommend this tour to anyone.

Not what we were expecting at all but very enjoyable and informative and sad at the same time.