9/11 Memorial

First responders and recovery workers are surrounded by debris at the World Trade Center site following the attacks. (Archive photo/Kevin Mount)

Mayor Michael Bloomberg and 9/11 Memorial President Joe Daniels announce a tribute to first responders and recovery workers in recognition of their efforts and the 10-year anniversary of the end of recovery operations at the World Trade Center site.   Read more »

Federal Hall on Wall Street (Courtesy photo)

The 9/11 Memorial played role in record-breaking year for tourism in lower Manhattan, Alliance for Downtown New York report shows.  Read more »

A world map covered in blue represents from which countries visitors have either gone to see the 9/11 Memorial or planned a future visit. (Photo illustration by Kai Twanmoh)

From around the world, and all U.S. states, visitors are coming to the 9/11 Memorial to pay their respects and to honor the victims and heroes.   Read more »

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Screenshot of Flickr’s map featuring photos from the 9/11 Memorial

More than 4,000 photographs of the 9/11 Memorial have been uploaded to Yahoo’s popular photo-sharing website.  Read more »

Visitors at the 9/11 Memorial’s South Pool. Amy Dreher photo

Three and a half months since opening, memorial reaches major milestone, welcomes visitors from across the country and around the world  Read more »

Joe Woolhead photo

Magazine recognizes 9/11 Memorial as favorite new park or public space.  Read more »

Amy Dreher photo

Young journalist recalls vague memories of 9/11 after recent visit to 9/11 Memorial.  Read more »

Visitors to the 9/11 Memorial have been moved to share the memories they have captured.  Read more »

9/11 Memorial Director of Marketing & Reservations Kim Wright guides the U.S. Men Soccer Team through a tour of the memorial. (Amy Dreher photo)

Kim Wright, the director of marketing and reservations for the 9/11 Memorial, recently sat down with the MEMO blog to answer some frequently asked questions about visiting the memorial.  Read more »