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Tickets for 9/11 Museum Workshop Tour

Discover 100 Images & Artifacts from the 9/11 recovery dig

Open today: 13:30 - 16:00
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9/11 Museum Workshop
Registered address: 420 West 14th Street, 10014, New York, US
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Audio guide: English, French, Italian, Spanish
Wheelchair accessible
Instant ticket delivery
Smartphone tickets accepted

What's included

Self-guided BOSE Audio tour of the 9/11 Museum Workshop
Audio guide in English, Spanish, French, and Italian
Video presentation plus opportunity to hold 9/11 artifacts
A non-graphic, kid-friendly, parent-approved Museum Experience
A 5-Star Museum presentation separate from the 9/11 Memorial

Important information

The 9/11 Ground Zero Museum Workshop is located in the historic Meatpacking District of New York City at 420 West 14th Street and NOT at Ground Zero.
  • Get 9/11 Museum Workshop Tour tickets, including a multi-language audio guide, and visit a 'Top 25 Museums in the USA' award winner
  • Hold artifacts found during the search for the missing at Ground Zero, and walk through an interactive, non-graphic, exhibit that's suitable for young children
  • See a video presentation, plus over 100 stunning images by the only photographer permitted to document the dig at Ground Zero

The 9/11 Museum Workshop Tour is the perfect primer before your visit to the 9/11 Memorial at Ground Zero.

The interactive “hands-on” exhibition takes 90 minutes and is centered around the award-winning photographs of the FDNY's Gary Marlon Suson, the official photographer at Ground Zero and the only permitted photographer during the nine-month dig for the missing people at Ground Zero.

The collection focuses less on the actual day of 9/11 and more on the 9-month dig when cameras were not permitted. The BOSE Audio tour gives you detailed narration behind each image and artifact, complete with real sound effects. The result is a five-star rated tour that is unmatched in helping you experience what it was like to be there alongside New York’s firefighters during the cold winter months in 2001 as they searched for the missing.

On display is 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 in existence. Guests are also allowed to pick up and hold a small piece of airplane fuselage.

This child-friendly, audio-guided tour allows you to understand the aftermath of 9/11, and the painstaking search for those lost in the attacks. Visitors can see and handle artifacts from the dig site, such as rare window glass and religious symbols burned from World Trade Center steel beams for 9/11 family members. This unique museum has donated extensively to charities for 16 years.

  • Show your smartphone ticket at the entrance to the 9/11 Workshop Museum on 420 West 14th Street
  • If taking the train, take the AC or E train to 14 street and walk west to the venue's address. Museum is on second floor buzzer #3
Friday 13:30 - 16:00
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 12:00 - 15:00
Thursday 12:00 - 15:00
9/11 Museum Workshop
420 West 14th Street, 10014, New York
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  • Cancellation is possible until 72 hours before your visit date.
  • Rescheduling is possible until 72 hours before your visit date.

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LYNN,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
24 Sep 2022
Excellent
Eye opening informative provides the bigger picture, Very very moving. Leaves a mark on your heart.
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Christine,  United States United States
13 Jun 2022
Excellent
Intimate, moving, informative, personal.Our host was Gary the photographer our the exhibit. this is a must see museum to see in NYC in conjunction with the Ground Zero Tour. I would recommend...
Intimate, moving, informative, personal.Our host was Gary the photographer our the exhibit. this is a must see museum to see in NYC in conjunction with the Ground Zero Tour. I would recommend visiting the museum first as it provides an important back ground to seeing the Memorial Museum and The Memorial Reflecting Pools
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