Ground Zero Museum Workshop

I went with family from out of town. Pictures are magnificent but I have seen them all and been through the emotion of losing acquaintances. The room is small and not comfortable for older people. There is only one chair that is more than two feet off the floor and would require a push off from the floor to stand. I don't need the "never forget" routine. Thank you.

Beautifully presented, excellent guide, well worth a visit.

We enjoyed our visit to the Ground Zero museum very much. We saw lots of photos and artefacts which gave you an insight into the people and surroundings of that tragic day. You have got to admire all the people who got involved and send our heartfelt condolenses to those who did not make it through.

THIS WAS AN OUTSTANDING EXPERIENCE, HOPE SOME DAY THERE WILL BE A BIGGER DISPLAY IF THERE ARE OTHER ITEMS

This was the one thing I had to do on my first trip to NYC...after reading all the reviews, this is a must visit museum!! It was my way of being able to pay respect to all of the 9/11 victims, their families, and the dedicated recovery workers. The photographs and artifacts collected are something to be seen - I bought an autographed copy of Suson's book as my way of making sure that my family NEVER FORGETS. It's wonderful that the proceeds from ticket purchases and book sales go to several 9/11 charities.

This Museum was heartfelt and true to the lives of the fallen and trescuers. It gives much insight into what went on during and after the recovery effort.

I regret that I couldn't make it to the tour it was the one I was looking forward to the most. I actually didnt do very well remembering everything I had to go to.

It's a very small appartment that was set up like an art gallary with photos and artfacts from 9/11 displayed all over the room. There is an introduction in the beginning followed by a short film about the artist who took all the 9/11 photos. Then everyone has about 1.5 hours to listen to narrarations about all images and artifacts in the room via headset. Some photos are very moving and others are a bit humorus to add some comic releif to the room. It's hard to believe that almost 10 years have passed when you can still remember where you were and what you were doing during the time the attack happened. I recommend it to anyone wanting to learn a bit more about 9/11 attacks. However-- should do this museum before going to ground zero.

Small museum Big in info !!!! Was moved by my visit.. Love your family life is short

we were so moved by the workshop. my 13 year old daughter will be doing a research project on the museum and gary. our whole group was so impressed and it was the highlight of our weekend in nyc. i have since recommended to 2 groups from louisiana who are going to nyc in the next few months. thanks for all the help over the phone by the zerve telephone operators--they were great...i had lots of questions and they were so patient.

Remember where you were when you heard about September 11th...this is a must do for someone who wants to relfect on major history and feel the impact it had locally in NYC. Amazing stories, beautiful pictures. Very memorable

This is an imortant part of the background of NYC and the whole world. A "must see" when visiting NYC!

I was very moved by the Ground Zero Museum Workshop and Tour.Having all those pictures and artifacts in such a small room made it seem like I was actually there with Gary. I was lucky enough to meet Gary at the Museum . It really put a face to everything I had seen.

What an awesome experience. Definately something to been, that won't soon be forgotten. The museum was the highlight of our trip to New York and the difficult subject has been handled humbly and respectfully.

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.