9/11 Museum Workshop Tour

The 9/11 Museum Workshop Tour is an essential prelude to your visit to the 9/11 Memorial at Ground Zero. This interactive “hands-on” exhibition spans 90 minutes and revolves around the award-winning photographs of the FDNY's Gary Marlon Suson, the official photographer at Ground Zero. He was the sole permitted photographer during the nine-month search for the missing individuals at Ground Zero. The collection delves into the 9-month dig when cameras were prohibited, offering a unique perspective. The BOSE Audio tour provides detailed narration behind each image and artifact, complete with authentic sound effects. This five-star rated tour offers an unparalleled experience, allowing you to immerse yourself in the cold winter months of 2001 alongside New York’s firefighters as they tirelessly searched for the missing.

On display are remarkable artifacts such as the Frozen Clock, the 'Today is September 11' calendar page, the Genesis 11: Tower of Babylon charred bible page, and the largest remaining piece of World Trade Center window glass. Visitors can even handle a small piece of airplane fuselage. This child-friendly, audio-guided tour provides profound insights into the aftermath of 9/11 and the painstaking search for those lost in the attacks. Guests can witness and handle artifacts from the dig site, including rare window glass and religious symbols burned from World Trade Center steel beams for 9/11 family members. This unique museum has been a generous contributor to charities for 16 years.