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Ground Zero Museum Workshop Tour

Discover the Ground Zero Recovery Photography on a Workshop Tour

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Price for 2 participants

Explore the photographic works of Gary Marlon Suson, the Official Ground Zero Photographer, which document the Ground Zero Recovery efforts during this two-hour Museum Workshop Tour for two. Located on West 14th Street in Manhattan, New York’s Ground Zero Museum Workshop offers non-graphic and tastefully presented imagery and accompanying stories of the never-before-seen world of the "Recovery" at the World Trade Center.

In addition to the extraordinary images, you will also view recovery artifacts and items worn by recovery works, actual digging tools, and rare video footage from inside the World Trade Center. Throughout this Workshop Tour you and your guest will have the opportunity to pick up and hold certain items in order to further your understanding of what took place during the 9/11 Recovery.

Whether you are a New York native or visiting Manhattan for the first time, this Ground Zero Tour will provide insight about this historic event.

Who
The Ground Zero Museum Workshop Tour Xperience Certificate� is for two participants. There will be additional participants on the tour.

Guests
This experience is not suitable for non-paying guests.

When
The Ground Zero Museum Workshop Tour is offered daily except Wednesdays year-round, subject to availability. Tours are typically offered twice a day on the hour and begin between 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM. 3:00 PM tours are also offered on select Saturdays.

Duration
The Ground Zero Museum Workshop has an average length of 2 hours and a total duration of approximately 2� hours.

Weather
The Ground Zero Workshop Tour takes place in all weather conditions.

What to wear
Comfortable, casual attire and comfortable walking shoes are recommended for this adventure.

Additional Information
Tours take place at the Ground Zero Museum on West 14th Street in Manhattan. They do not take place at Ground Zero. All tours consist of a historical introduction by a trained guide, a 12-minute video presentation, an interactive walk-through history of select WTC artifacts, and lastly, the self-guided audio experience which details the history behind 100 stunning images from the Ground Zero Recovery.

The cost of books, posters, prints, or other remembrance and gift items is not included in the tour price, but you will be provided with 15 minutes at the end of the tour to purchase these items from the Ground Zero Museum Workshop Store.

Gratuities for your personal tour guide are acceptable, optional and always appreciated. Occasionally Mr. Suson will personally conduct a tour, but he does not accept gratuities.

You may also make a donation to the Ground Zero Museum on the day of your tour.

This activity is wheelchair accessible.

ITEM/SKU NUMBER XD-1375-001

Cancellation Policy
Changes to reservations for the Ground Zero Museum Workshop Tour Experience cannot be made once the date of this Experience is reserved.

Xperience Certificates� cannot be exchanged once a reservation for the experience has been made.

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Very well done!

The museum is only one room but is full of touching stories and various items that really do a great job of showing the magnitude and human side of the 911 tragedy. The self paced audio presentation and small group allow you to reflect on different stories privately and spend as much or little time as you like. Very well done - I liked that it was tucked away, no touristy signs or neon marquee, no children - it allowed a very personal, meaningful experience. Thank you.

- Melanie Malone - Texas, Monday, March 11, 2013

Ground Zero Museum Review

A wonderful experience, tastfully presented and moving. My wife and I were both impressed at the amount of 'history' included in such a small space. As a native New Yorker 9/11 was devastating but Mr Suson focused on the humanity of the weeks that followed. Very few cities could have suvived what happened that day, but the heroism of the first responders allowed all of us to go forward.

- Martin - NJ, Tuesday, July 24, 2012