As we live on the other side of the world I was unsure how this museum would effect me as I had already visited ground zero? I was moved almost to tears, by the wonderful pictures & great side stories on the audio commentary. What I found amazing though is how so many rescuers are now sick or dying from... more

A few nice pictures, but $25 is too much for a tiny room. The museum is a private house studio settled up as exibition. Very expensive and too much talks about the owner, Gary Suson, instead of the 9/11. more

The ground zero Museum Workshop does an excellent job of bringing the emotions of that day and the recovery into focus. It is amazing what can be done with just a small amount of space, some excellent photos and a great audio presentation. We were showing friends around New York. They had less than three days and I was nervous... more

I avoided the other Ground Zero offerings available and booked this off the back of recommendations on Tripadvisor and it was a good choice. It was sensitive without being over-emotional or sensationalist and showed a side to the tragedy that I had not seen much of previously, focussing on the recovery efforts by the fire dept and other groups. It... more

This small and intimate museum showcases the enormity of the World Trade Center recovery efforts in thoughtful photographs and artifacts collected from the site. The individual stories are moving and poignant. Visitor groups are limited size and given timed entrances, so be sure to make reservations ahead. more

Having previously visited New York on a couple of occasions we were looking for something new, and were very impressed by the reviews of the Ground Zero Museum Workshop. The reviews were right; this is a very well thought out and compassionate dedication to the 9/11 victims and recovery workers. more

This museum is small but the impact is powerful!!! The photos put you in touch with what was happening during the recovery period. Be prepared for a very emotional experience, for me the Search and Rescue Animals had the biggest impact. My group had the good fortune to meet Gary Souson, what a humble man. He has documented a tragedy... more

We were lucky that went we went, Gary Suson was there to reply to any questions. You first are given your audio-guide then watch a short video with a CNN interview and some pictures that you can find at the museum. I was surprised that the room is really small but you can be there for 2 hours if you... more

Words cannot express how incredible this museum is. It is something that you just have to experience for yourself. It is such a contrast to all of the tourist trap aspects of New York City. The museum is small and hard to find, but definitely worth it. My advice is to visit this museum before heading to the ground zero... more