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  Ground Zero Museum Workshop
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Rating: 5
True Heroes
Fri, May 22  11:00 AM waynesarpy Male 60-69 Domestic Tourist(s) Family Without Children
We were overwhelmed by your exibition , and all the HEROES who did what they could on that fatal day. GOD bless them all.
Rating: 5
Very heartful and interesting museum
Thu, May 21  11:00 AM Valeri13 Female 20-29 International Tourist(s) Other
This "biggest little museum" left a lot of feelings in my heart! It provides interesting information and deep impression and compels you to consider the human beings from the very new points. Thanx to its creators!
Rating: 4
Very moving & informative.
Tue, May 19  1:00 PM Phil50 Female 40-49 International Tourist(s) Group of Friends
My friends & I realy enjoyed the museum workshop. We thought it was very well put together in such a limited space. It was very moving yet also provided a good insite into the events if 911. Out compliments to the organisers. FOR YOUR INFO: Fr Michael Judge, victim of 911, Whose parents hailed from the village of Keshkerrigan, Co. Leitrim, Ireland. Today there is a lakeside garden of rememberence dedicated to Fr Michael Judge and the other victims of 911. The Irish Tricolour Flag flies alongside the Stars & Stripes flag. This lake side oasis is a poignant setting where all victimes of this terrible event are remebered. May Thanks for letting us visit your musuem. Regards, Mary O'Neill, Terry O'Neill, Phil O'Neill & David Shirley.
Rating: 5
a very thought provoking visit
Tue, May 19  11:00 AM linzgraeme Female 20-29 International Tourist(s) Couple on a Date
MY HUSBAND AND i HAD BEEN TO NEW YORK POST 9/11 HOWEVER WE HAD NEVER HEARD OF THIS MUSEUM, WE FOUND IT ON OUR SECOND VISIT AND HAD A BETTER CONNECTION WITH THE 9/11 RECOVERY. A MUST SEE MUSEUM TOUR
Rating: 5
heart breaking
Mon, May 18  2:00 PM moniques_mee Female 20-29 International Tourist(s) Group of Friends
I've been to NYC 4 times and have seen a lot, but this cannot be compared with anything. It is really a must see! I can't describe how impressive it is. When I'm back in NY I'll go again!
Rating: 5
MUST SEE!
Mon, May 18  2:00 PM Pjbrown Female 50-59 Domestic Tourist(s) Family With Children
THIS WAS ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR TRIP TO NEW YORK CITY. IT IS VERY MOVING TO SEE THE PERSONAL PICTURES DISPLAYED, AND DEFINITELY MADE US CRY FOR THOSE WHO ARE GONE AND THOSE WHO LOST LOVED ONES. WE WOULD HAVE MISSED A SMALL TREASURE IN NYC IF WE HAD NOT TAKEN TIME TO VISIT THIS MUSEUM.
Rating: 5
Intimate and very moving
Mon, May 18  12:00 PM Jewel71052 Female 50-59 Domestic Tourist(s) Family Without Children
This was a unique experience, right from finding the museum, which is on the second floor of a pretty nondescript building. Directions were clear, but the location still wasn't obvious. That only added to the character, actually. The museum itself is only one large room that seemed almost full with the 15 people that were on our tour, but it held an incredible amount of material, including many artifacts and amazing photographs. The fact that some of the artifacts were everyday items like a napkin from the restaurant made it all feel very real. The tone was set by two short videos and some comments from a very compassionate tour guide, and we appreciated having so much time to explore on our own. The audio commentary by Gary Suson which went along with the individual exhibits added much to the experience and made it all very personal. Having a chance to meet him during our tour was an added bonus. The Gound Zero Museum is very tasteful and very moving. Very well done, and highly recommended.
Rating: 5
eye opening experience
Sun, May 17  12:00 PM davidscholl Male 40-49 Domestic Tourist(s) Family Without Children
Great musuem . A must see when going to NYC.
Rating: 5
MUST SEE!
Sat, May 16  1:00 PM jeannaxorose Female 20-29 Domestic Tourist(s) Group of Friends
Went with my fiance who served in Iraq after 9/11 and his army buddy from VA. It was definitly worth seeing and we're going back in just 2 months! It was great to have the opportunity to meet Gary, the photographer who shot all the photos!
Rating: 5
Excellent - best 2 hours in NYC !
Fri, May 15  11:00 AM Michelle6 Male 30-39 International Tourist(s) Individual
A very moving and interesting experience - well hosted and very tastefully done !
Rating: 5
Somber and fascinating collection on display
Fri, May 15  11:00 AM frygal Female 30-39 International Tourist(s) Individual
I went with a girlfriend to the museum and was very impressed with the respect and care taken to display items and photographs. The audio descriptions were thorough and fascinating, and I was moved on more than one occasion with the description of certain items and the "behind the scenes" stories in relation to each photograph taken. This little one-room museum was very thought provoking, tastefully put together, and left me with a lasting memory that was heartbreaking, but not horrific. Very well done.
Rating: 4
what is beyond the news
Fri, May 15  11:00 AM jeffmorgan Male 40-49 Domestic Tourist(s) Family Without Children
You get to see what happens beyond the 6pm newscast. I expected more for the amount of time that was spent at ground zero. However, this museum portrays the amount of respect that everyone there gave to those who lost there lives. It showed the human spirit and the heros that you never heard about.
Rating: 3
Interesting photos and artifacts of 9/11
Fri, May 15  11:00 AM kurban Female 50-59 Domestic Tourist(s) Family Without Children
It was interesting to listen to the stories of how the artifacts were collected and how the photographer was able to get the photo shots that he did on that historic day. However, we left feeling like we were in a photo gallery viewing someone's work, and that work just happened to be of 9/11, and the photographer was lucky enough to also have items on display from the site. It seemed to be more about the photographer and how good he was at getting the tough photos. We were hoping to hear more about the survivors, families and their stories etc. It's nice that we were able to go, but if someone is on a budget and has several things that they want to do, we feel that this is NOT a "must" to do, but it's a "nice" to do. After viewing, we also felt that the admission charge, for what it was, was a bit high. Also, if you have limited time in NYC, the gallery is not located near the site.
Rating: 4
Memories
Thu, May 14  11:00 AM iainac Male 50-59 International Tourist(s) Individual
I found the museum very comforting, and the memorabilia and stories illuminating and inspiring. As more and more of the memorabilia is removed from Trinity Church and St. Pauls, this and the WTC Visitor's Centre are all that is left. I was glad I came. Thank you.
Rating: 5
Intimate, Tasteful and Inspiring
Sun, May 10  12:00 PM CMORVIC Female 30-39 International Tourist(s) Family Without Children
I liked the small space and limited numbers. The interactive headsets were easy to use. The fact that it does NOT show footage or photos of the actual tradgedy was healing. The visit was uplifting as well as fascinating. Buy the book so you can NEVER forget and the proceeds go to the 9/11 charities !!
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