The permanent dedication will be located on the Memorial Glade. Photo by Jin Lee, 9/11 Memorial
A permanent dedication at the 9/11 Memorial to recognize the rescue and recovery at Ground Zero is being planned and developed, 9/11 Memorial & Museum Board Chairman Michael R. Bloomberg, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and board member Jon Stewart announced Tuesday.Read more
A group of 9/11 Museum Ambassadors strike a pose in the European sculpture gallery.
On a recent Friday, the Metropolitan Museum of Art was overtaken by New York City’s teens. Young people from every corner of the metropolis flocked to the Met to participate in various activities, meet with museum educators and spend a night with friends.Read more
U.S. Army veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor John Seelie salutes flag that flew at Ground Zero on 9/11. Photo by Jin Lee
At the age of 94, U.S. Army veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor, John Seelie fulfilled a long-time wish on Thursday: he visited the 9/11 Memorial & Museum to pay his respects.Read more
Photograph of Salvation Army volunteers, (left to right) Karen Hanton, Mike, Debora Jackson, and Sheryl Arluck at the Salvation Army tent near Ground Zero, December 2001. Gift of Debora Jackson
Debora Jackson became a volunteer and a site supervisor with the Salvation Army at Ground Zero.Read more
A tribute to the Manchester victims is left at the Survivor Tree on Tuesday. Photo by Jin Lee.
The 9/11 Memorial & Museum is republishing a MEMO post that originally ran in December 2014 to provide resources for parents on how to talk to children about terrorism.Read more
The Last Column was installed in the Museum in August 2009. Photos: Last Column at Ground Zero. Gift of BC Tony Bruno/ Last Column in Museum by Jin Lee
In this series, 9/11 Memorial & Museum exhibitions staff share stories behind the markings and tributes placed on the Last Column.Read more
Hero Highway supporters give support to rescue and recovery workers. Photo courtesy of Martha Cooper.
In the weeks following Sept. 11, 2001, the West Side Highway was transformed into “Hero Highway,” with crowds lining the busy road to cheer and wave banners while thousands of rescue and recovery workers traveled to Ground Zero.Read more
