When I visited New York, I went to the Ground Zero Museum in the Meatpacking District. It's small, very small, but has a big impact. The photo's are amazing and the presentation is great. I met the photographer Gary Marlon Suson as well at the end of the tour. If you want to get an unforgettable experience, I would recommend... more

When we first arrived to the outside of the museum in the meat packing district, we didn't think it looked like much and we thought perhaps we overspent for tickets on something that may be minimal for viewing. We even wondered how a two hour tour was going to be utilized fully for one room of items. HOWEVER, we were... more

I found this museum to be very informative and somber. It was like time had stood still I loved all the stories that Gary told about each picture and artifact. I work in downtown Chicago and that day it was like a war zone after the towers had been hit…so for me this was something I needed to see… Chicago... more

This small museum is filled with a HUGE impact of artifacts and photographs taken during the 9 month recovery effort of 9/11. I truly appreciated the narration from the photographers point of view, as he reflects on capturing the moment and the feelings that were going on during the time of the photograph. We are fortunate to have this museum... more

My wife and I are from Indianapolis and like every American remember where they were when they heard the news. I was driving to a client site on I-69 and my wife was at home with our daughter. The Ground Zero Museum Workshop allowed us to process 9.11 and remember the fallen. The intimate setting and pictorial account was very... more

If you're interested in the events of 9/11, you must visit this little gallery. When I first walked in I thought I had wasted my money, but I soon discovered that the stories behind each of the photos made the event come to life. Be sure to reserve in advance. Enter 'GZtwit' for $4 off Twitter discount. more

One small room, lots of photographs, several artefacts plus individual commentaries on each photo, all combine into a powerful,emotional experience that joins you the visitor to the victims of 09/11, their families and the extraordinary emergency services. Tears flow freely, and afterwards don't plan on doing anything else for a hour or so, because your brain won't cope! An unmissable... more

Well organized display of photographs and artifacts from Ground Zero. Gary Suson pours his soul into telling the story of spending eight months with firefighters, policemen, and volunteers in the aftermath of 9/11. His narration explains in detail what he saw and how he felt as he photographed history taking place. My friend, a retired United Airlines flight attendant, felt... more

We loved this museum - it was such a different perspective from any other reporting. more