Mistakenly booked this thinking it was the 9/11 museum, however myself and my husband were so glad that we did.

The guided walk by Peter was fantastic. His personality shined through his stories and his experiences in both the 1993 attack and 2001. He also told us of his friend Bob Nagel who died that day, whose memory is kept alive in Peters stories.

Highly recommended to take a walking tour as well as the official museum.

There are many selling discount tickets and we purchased these thinking they were the national museum. Some artifacts. Heart breaking stories. Super NICE people!!! I just didn't have money to purchase both. The ticket for this place was bundled with a bunch of others. We had already seen most of those but the sales pitch of not standing in line I bought into. Be careful before you buy.

This little tribute center is like a mini 9/11 memorial museum. They have timelines and short videos that are touching to watch. There are audio clips you can listen to that will break your heart. The tribute hallway and room were both emotional for me. It was so sad to look at the faces of these ordinary people and think of the horror each one had to go through that day. I remember the day it happened and being up close to these items was very emotional. I commend whoever took the time to put all of this together, they were diligent in making sure to not leave out anyone who lost their life that day. Thank you for this experience, I highly recommend it