Reviews of Ground Zero Museum Workshop (Museum)

Trevor West

Moving and very sentimental. I am in NYC a lot and still am struck by the feelings this place creates for me.

keith phelps-burry

Very moving a must see part on New York

pooja garg

I was impressed by the museum of ground zero it was tiny but had a great audio visual presentation of what lead to the 9/11 attacks and what the familes felt and showed some artifcats of what were left behind from that day. They offered memoriabblia of to help with the making of ground zero

Amani Journey

So this photographer became the only one officially allowed on the site to document on images on film and I'm glad he did so in a tasteful way. This is basically a one-room gallery of the images with posted numbers so you can listen to the description of the time the image was taken. Told it was meant to be intimate as it provided a place for some mourning families to grieve.

Sinikka Elfving

So sad to see. The whole place looks like a cemetery of all those people who died that day. A beautiful memorial.

John Toft

You need to see this when in NY

Samantha Hatch

wonderful place to learn about history

sina lin

(Translated by Google) This is a very special exhibition hall, which records how different people can see the experience 911 from different angles. Here are the stories of firefighters, survivors telling, short stories, and more. There is also an oversized blue sky gathering map that makes sense. (Original) 这是个很特别的展览馆，记载了不同的人怎样以不同的角度去看获取经历911。 这里有消防人员的故事，幸存者讲述，短篇等等。还有一个超大的蓝天聚集图，很有意义。

Paolo Rainone

Great place to visit, a must if you are in New York

Kris Radtke

(Translated by Google) Nice (Original) Bonzinho

Petunia Pink

Beautiful and wonderful experience, as a teenager I personally enjoyed the experience and came with my family. So touching and personal.

Melanie Apostolico

Small, intimate museum. Amazing photos that capture that day and the resulting recovery along with artifacts that you can touch.

Carrie Finnegan

This place is small and tucked out of sight on the second floor of a multi-use building. But if you are on a trip to NYC with young kids, and have been marching thru gigantic museums you will appreciate this place. It is a small space filled with photos and artifacts of the 9/11 clean up and recovery effort. It is moving and informative, but spares us the horrors of the actual event. The audio tour is very interesting and easy for adults and kids alike.

Thaman Gurung

A kind of good place

Mahika Wahal

I don't quite have words to describe how moving my experience at the ground zero museum was. All I'm going to say is that it should be at the top of your list!

Guy Milazzo

I found this museum online and figured that my friends and I could make a pit stop after visiting the high line and Plunge Roof top. This little museum is a must if you are in the area.

sabrina menabò

Oh boy, so many tears in that little place, so full of emotions and real people. Thank you for the experience, i'll never forget it

ren hao

(Translated by Google) Tickets $ 25 (Original) 25$门票

Lara Fuda

Dont let size fool you! This museum is truely incredible.We had the most amazing experience here at the Ground Zero Museum Workshop. We got to give our kids the opportunity to experience and get an understanding of the tragedy that affected the whole world. The tour is really accessible for both kids and adults. The visual representation, through the pictures and artifacts puts you at the location and helps you to understand the gravity of what Ground Zero was like. The stories and the way in which it is told is very clever. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience and strongly encourage others to experience it for themselves. Definitely the best small museum we have visited.

Rainer Schroeter

(Translated by Google) Impressive (Original) Beeindruckend

Andrea Logiudice

A place to see. If you are in the NYC go there, absolutely.

JAYADEVAN V S

I loved this place to honor those who lost their lives by helping others, without knowing what happen the next moment.

Kelli McGowen

The main reason behind my 2 stars is the fact that the "museum" is actually more like a studio to honor the photographer. I questioned his works and some information I found out about him on the internet by simply googling his name to find more of his photography. I did post the information to the "museums" twitter page and that started a chain reaction of Mr. Suson making up a bogus statement about me having to be escorted out of his "museum" for harassing him and 9/11 victims family members. I visited the "museum" on July 3rd, he made these accusations on July 5th when I had already left NYC. The art in his photography is touching, and the artifacts he has on display are too. However, I will not support someone that is willing to make up such things about individuals for just questioning statements about them. I never once trashed 9/11 victims, or their family members, or first responders.

Diana Venis-Kerkhoven

This is the best museum about 9/11 and Ground Zero, here ris the true story and very beautiful pictures by photographer Gary Suson. This is a small museum, but big in emotions en artifacts. This museum is the best I have ever seen !!

Jadian 04

We had a awesome time at the ground zero museum. There are so many stories and artifacts. I'm sure it's the best museum about 9/11. Thanks Gary Suson for the great time at your museum!!

Michel Paquette

(Translated by Google) Moving but at the same time, the visit is quick because there is not much. Interesting. Tuesday night free but quantities are limited. Farm at 9am but some exhibitions closed at 7.30am. (Original) Émouvant mais en même temps, la visite se fait vite car il n'y a pas grand chose. Intéressant. Mardi soir gratuit mais les quantités sont limités. Ferme a 9 heures mais certaines expositions fermé a 7h30.

Bryan Anderson

Excellent. Enough said.

Che Zaini

I I'm love America

Dorian Hermal

It was very interesing and we had a big emotion

Minh T. Nguyen

At first I was afraid that this would be one of those disrespectful tourist traps about September 11th, but given the many good reviews, I decided to take a look. The Ground Zero Museum Workshop is a collection of artifacts and many pictures about the recovery in the months following September 11th. It is primarily the work of Gary Marlon Suson, the only official photographer who was allowed to photograph at Ground Zero. He had exclusive rights to take up-close pictures during the recovery (with no pay), and as a result had a very moving collection of pictures. This Museum/Workshop is not touristy at all. In fact, they only let some 20 people into the room during a given tour, and if you wouldn't know where to find it, you probably won't even notice it at street level (you actually have to ring a bell for them to let you walk up). The tour starts out with a short documentary about the photographer and how he got access to the site and how he didn't publish the pictures until years later. After the video, the tour guide highlights some of the most important/popular artifacts, and then you are on your own exploring the artifacts (that you are encouraged to touch and inspect). Equipped with an audio guide you can also get an explanation (by the photographer) about each picture. All in all, it's a moving tribute, and you'll learn much more about the impact of 9/11, than if you were to just visit the World Trade Center Memorial (that is until that museum there opens in 2014).

Jaina Bowne

So this photographer became the only one officially allowed on the site to document on images on film and I'm glad he did so in a tasteful way. This is basically a one-room gallery of the images with posted numbers so you can listen to the description of the time the image was taken. Told it was meant to be intimate as it provided a place for some mourning families to grieve. Glad I came to see it.....great photography....

Muscle Powderr

Amazing just amazing

Daisy Cathy

(Translated by Google) This is a very special museum - the September 11th incident captured by Gary Suson is so clear and clear, and full of respect for the dead - if you want to understand this human tragedy, and those brave firefighters, ambulances at that important moment Staff, it is highly recommended to visit here. (Original) 这是一个非常特别的博物馆--Gary Suson捕捉到的911事件是如此的清晰透彻，同时充满了对阵亡者的尊敬--如果想了解这个人类悲剧，以及在那个重要时刻那些勇敢的消防人员、救护人员，强烈推荐来这里参观。

KingRonnie Anthony

Breath taking...A must #911Memorial

Morte Morte

(Translated by Google) (Translated by Google) Gary, the place I made to see the world is incredible! Many tears have melted while you are in your museum. It is nice to see what I did for the victims of September 11. He will never forget her and your images will remain in my memory for ever. I am happy to say that I meet you personally, a humble and kind man deserves every word in this review. I highly recommend anyone coming to New York City to get to this place and experience it! Your mind will be blown, the recommendation of five stars is not enough. Make sure you view this place before the memorial as well, it puts the memorial in a much better perspective. Cheers, Louise from Sydney, Australia. (Original text) Gary, the place you have created for the world to see is unbelievable! I shed many tears while in your Musuem, it's beautiful to see what you have done for the victims of 9/11. They will never be forgotten and your images will forever be in my mind. I am glad to say I meet you personally, your a humble kind hearted man that describes every word in this review. I highly recommend anyone coming to the NYC to get down to this place and experience it! Your mind will be blown, a 5 star recommendation is not enough. Make sure you view this place before the memorial as well, it puts the memorandum in much better perspective. Cheers, Louise from Sydney, Australia. (Original) (مترجم بواسطة Google) غاري ، المكان الذي صنعته ليراه العالم أمر لا يصدق! لقد تذمرت الكثير من الدموع أثناء وجودك في متحفك ، فمن الجميل أن ترى ما قمت به من أجل ضحايا الحادي عشر من سبتمبر. لن ينساها أبداً وستظل صورك في ذاكرتي إلى الأبد. يسعدني أن أقول إنني ألتقي بك شخصياً ، رجل متواضع طيب القلب يستحق كل كلمة في هذا الاستعراض. أنا أوصى أي شخص يأتي إلى مدينة نيويورك للوصول إلى هذا المكان وتجربة ذلك! سوف يتم نفخ عقلك ، توصية بخمس نجوم ليست كافية. تأكد من عرض هذا المكان قبل النصب التذكاري كذلك ، فإنه يضع النصب التذكاري في منظور أفضل بكثير. في صحتك، لويز من سيدني ، أستراليا. (النص الأصلي) Gary, the place you have created for the world to see is unbelievable! I shed many tears while in your Musuem, it’s beautiful to see what you have done for the victims of 9/11. They will never be forgotten and your images will forever be in my mind. I am glad to say I meet you personally, your a humble kind hearted man that deserves every word in this review. I highly recommend anyone coming to the NYC to get down to this place and experience it! Your mind will be blown, a 5 star recommendation is not enough. Make sure you view this place before the memorial as well, it puts the memorial in much better perspective. Cheers, Louise from Sydney, Australia.

g y k Reddy

I bow in respect

Nath STERN

Big emotion!

Louise Deamer

Gary, the place you have created for the world to see is unbelievable! I shed many tears while in your Musuem, it’s beautiful to see what you have done for the victims of 9/11. They will never be forgotten and your images will forever be in my mind. I am glad to say I meet you personally, your a humble kind hearted man that deserves every word in this review. I highly recommend anyone coming to the NYC to get down to this place and experience it! Your mind will be blown, a 5 star recommendation is not enough. Make sure you view this place before the memorial as well, it puts the memorial in much better perspective. Cheers, Louise from Sydney, Australia.

Dulce Villatoro

(Translated by Google) What they have done after 9/11 is wonderful, but it is still a place full of tragedy and pain. It is interesting to know the whole story, but it is a place to which I would not return. (Original) Lo que han hecho despues del 9/11 es maravilloso, pero no deja de ser un lugar lleno de tragedia y dolor. Es interesante conocer toda la historia, pero es un lugar al que no regresaria.

David Murillo

Excellent place to visit

Melany Toombs

A phenomenal collection of photos and artifacts from the Ground Zero excavation after 9/11. Gary Marlon Suson (professional photographer for the 9 month excavation process) has contributed both his exceptional photographic skill and ability to humanise the storytelling process. He has produced an irreplaceable exhibition and superb audioguide.

Roberto Degni

(Translated by Google) A different museum, a place to remember, deserves a visit in complete silence. (Original) Un museo diverso un posto per ricordare merita una visita in pieno silenzio.

Avik Banerjee

Visited with my kids. I was a little surprised at how much they enjoyed and took away from the narratives. I think this was the first time that they grasped the gravity of the events that unfolded on September 11 and the global consequences of the attack. A little hard to find, you'll have to keep your eyes open for the small hanging sign.

Simon D

Very nice memorial. Specially during the night. Just waiting the opening of the museum.

Joseph McGahey

Never Forget!!! What a stark reminder of the Herrick attack on our country by radical Muslims

Joseph Maberry

I would say that 9/11 was a memorable time for us all.

Mark Fiore

A wonderful little treasure of a museum. Very interesting and emotional. A great experience and a tribute to the wonderful people of New York. Never Forget

Julie Weller

Tasteful, intimate and so moving. Best memorial in NYC....must see

Monica Marcil

If you want to know what it was like at ground zero and wish to support charities for rescue workers and families, this is where you need to be. We lucked out and Gary Suson was there to sign one of a limited edition photography collection book "Requiem" for us. It is a beautiful and if you can get one of these books, definitely do, it's worth it. You meet at the building, go up to the exhibit room where you will find places to sit. Excellent footage and videos are shown for 15 minutes after a short introduction. You are given headphones for the audio tour and the photographer narrates each of the artifacts and you may move through them as you please until the end of the two-hour time block. It really is some fantastic photography to give you a sense of connection for this life-changing event.

Olli's Fly Fishing

(Translated by Google) A place of silence and reflection (Original) Ein Ort der Stille und des Nachdenkens

Yvonne Sprolina

Poignant exhibition to honor the lives lost on that day. Sending love to the victims and their families today and always. A fitting and touching tribute.

Patty Garza

I took this tour back in May. I’ve been meaning to write a review because it was so amazing. It was such an emotional and memorable experience. You will not be disappointed. There were items there that will just blow your mind away. You are allowed to have a connection with all the artifacts and also allowed to hold some, including a piece of plane that was involved in the World Trade Center. Thank you to the Firefighter who captured all these memories, allowing people to have an experience such as the one I did.

Jordy de Gelissen

(Translated by Google) Small but not insignificant yet (Original) Klein maar daarom nog niet onbelangrijk

Général Toussaint

(Translated by Google) To do after the September 11th Memorial, is the clearing / search of the bodies on Ground Zero. Ready an Audio Guide for more explanation on each photo or object. Emotive and poignant. Strength, courage and respect to Gary! (Original) A faire après le mémorial du 11 septembre, concerne le déblayage/ la recherche des corps sur Ground Zero. Prêt d'un Audio Guide pour plus d'explications sur chaque photo ou objet. Emouvant et poignant. Force, courage et respect à Gary !

Dave Owens

Absolutely beautiful! I would allow 3-4 hours to walk through the Museum. Easy 5+ hour Day just at WTC.

Robert Garmet

The best value you can get for your higher education in New York!

ณัฐกานต์ กุณะ

(Translated by Google) This is my nickname Rong Nattakan, which I was even pretending to be and say, and he said the plagots and people do not know anything, why the page will help to zoom. Why not? And quote for anything And look at this if you know to seize it like this. Which I was quoted and raced on the price of a few baht accused over Lampang. And the merit. I did not win the race. I'm not scared, I will not be wise to buy, then the claims I made, which I was attacked, I had to fight and protect my mother. (Original) ตัวชองฉันเองนี้ชื่อเล่น รงค์ชื่อ ณัฐกานต์ กุณะ ซึ่งฉันโดนแอบอ้างแม้กระทั่ง เพษ และการทูลเกล้าและกานกล่าวหาปลักปลำต่างๆแล้วคนไม่รู้เรื่องใดนั้นเหตุใดหน้าจะช่วยที่จะซูมดู ก่อนจะปลักปลำเหตุใด และอ้างเพื่อสิ่งใด และดูนี้หากรู้จักที่จะเซพเข้าก็เช่นนี้ ซึ่งฉันโดนอ้างและยื้อแย่งทั้งๆราคาบ่ากี่บาทกลับกล่าวหาทั่วลำปาง และอ้างแข่งบุญวาสนา ทั้งที่ฉันก็ไม่เคยแข่งบุญวาสนาคัย ซึ่งตัวฉันก็ไม่ระรานคัยแล้วจะอ้างไร้ปัญญาจะเลือกซื้อแล้วร้องเรียนอ้างต่างๆที่ฉันแสดงนี้ซึ่งฉันโดนปลักปลำ ฉันก็ต้องสู้ และปกป้องแม่ของฉัน

li ly

(Translated by Google) This is sure to come to the place, very impressive. Of the ten million who died in honor, before the plane hit the building listening to people call them the story of his family, died 2900 people watch the day's photos and all Wuzhuangbudui bravery. (Original) 這裡是一定要來的地方，令人印象非常深刻。對千萬死去的人表示尊敬，傾聽在飛機撞擊大樓之前人們打電話給他們家人的故事，觀賞那天死去的2900人的照片和所有武裝部隊的勇敢。

Christian Wetterstroem

Cool

Margot McNeill

A moving tribute to some of the personal costs of 9/11, this museum is great. Gary and his team are knowledgeable and respectful. Thanks for such an experience.

Rachel Antonio

Ground Zero is so moving. You could just stand there and feel something in the air. It can be emotional. The fountain is really beautiful. All the victims names are etched into it. You have to get a reservation for the timeslot you are visiting. It’s very organized and easy. Make sure you go to the bathroom before you visit. There is none onsite and you will be in line and going through security for awhile.

Natalia Kevor

(Translated by Google) Safety pin (Original) Imperdible

OSAMA SARHAN

True picture ,describing what brave people we are

Antonio José Rosario Romero

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) Muy bueno

Santina Carta

(Translated by Google) Hello I was just a year ago .... indescribable I still have goosebumps .... as soon as I can I go back unforgettable experience

Anne Fernandena

We enjoyed visiting this museum very much. It’s only one room but it’s full of photos and artefacts from the aftermath of 9/11. Each one is numbered and you are given an audio guide so you just punch in the corresponding number to hear the photographer himself tell you about it. Seating is provided so you can listen in comfort. Allow 90 mins to hear all 100 recordings. Start with 101 which is the introduction then continue with 1, 2, 3 etc.

Peter Brooke

Great place to visit - Museum blew me away, a must if you are in New York

Hector Morales

It was awesome

Tonnie Rico

This was the most touching display of all that I saw in New York. The ground zero museum is a MUST SEE if you visit New York! Thank goodness they provide tissue your going to need them.

Wallace H. Hartley

(Translated by Google) A very small but with many fascinating stories explained with the audioguide included in the museum admission price. It costs $ 25 and can seem expensive for such a small museum, but there are so many things on display that it can take over two hours to see them. In addition, part of that price is intended to help victims of the attack. (Original) Un museo muy pequeño pero con muchísimas historias fascinantes explicadas con la audioguía incluida en el precio de la entrada. Ésta cuesta 25$ y puede parecer caro para un museo tan pequeño, pero son tantas las cosas exhibidas que se puede tardar más de dos horas en verlas. Además, parte de ese precio va destinada a ayudar a las víctimas del atentado.

Maria san

Very heart touching. It is a great way to honor those who lost their lives and for the men and women who served and lost their lives helping others.

Riley nice/sweet/sassy/rich

VHS tapes

Hagit Attiya

The memorial site is amazing: It gives you a serious sense without being heavy. The concept of the pools representing the two fallen towers is impressive. We missed a few signs that will provide information about the exact events of 9/11. We ended up using wikipedia. The arrangements for getting passes ahead of time worked out really well.

Eduard

(Translated by Google) The museum I could not enter because there was a huge tail. What I have visited is the square monument where the water descends to a small sea square and all around the monument there is engraved in iron the names of all the deceased. It is painful for the evil of a few to make so many innocent suffer. Our prayers will always be with them and their families. (Original) El museo no he podido entrar pues había una cola grandísima. Lo que si he visitado es el monumento cuadrado donde el agua desciende hasta un cuadrado mar pequeño y en todo el alrededor del monumento hay grabado en hierro los nombres de todos los fallecidos. Es doloroso que la maldad de unos pocos hagan sufrir a tantos inocentes. Nuestras oraciones siempre estarán con ellos y sus familias.

Lutfar Rahman Lipon

Good place for the tourists and the other people who don't know what Happened to the past !

Debra Storgaard

What an amazing and moving collection. Such a personal and respectful view of that horrific day.

Angie Castells

(Translated by Google) The most emotional museum about 9/11 that I have visited. It's just a small room, but you can easily devote 2 hours. Through images and objects rescued from Ground Zero, the photographer behind this museum (the only official photographer of the rescue tasks) talks about the work of the firemen and volunteers in the months after the attack to recover the victims. It also tells personal stories of some of those people. A tough museum that, at the same time, fills you with admiration for New Yorkers. (Original) El museo más emotivo sobre el 11-S que he visitado. Es solo una pequeña sala, pero se le puede dedicar fácilmente 2 horas. A través de imágenes y objetos rescatados de la Zona Cero, el fotógrafo detrás de este museo (el único fotógrafo oficial de las tareas de rescate) habla del trabajo de los bomberos y voluntarios en los meses posteriores al ataque para recuperar las víctimas. También cuenta historias personales de algunas de esas personas. Un museo duro pero que, a la vez, te llena de admiración por los neoyorquinos.

Ken Lai

We were looking forward to this and prepurchased tickets with Go pass, we planned to go Saturday, googled the opening hours noted 11 - 5pm, go pass info and the organisations website indicated that last tour was at 1pm, which was fine as we were happy to do the audio tour. We planned our day with that in mind, arrived at 3pm, where we happened to be stuck at the front door with another family trying to visit the museum with their daughter. We both rang the bell for awhile with no answer (waited about 10 minutes) ended up having to call the museum where we were advised they had closed at 2. Unfortunately this day was the last day that we could make the workshop, as Sunday had limited opening hours and we had further things booked and then fly out the following day, money and time wasted - when an update and clarity to organisations website / google info would have solved this issue Recommend changing/updating google info/website, updating website to clearly indicate opening hours and some sort of signage to the door