[SamAdams76]

I went there a few years ago. There was a series of walkways that took you through some of the rubble. I thought it was for the most part, well done, as a tribute.

After the tour, we stopped at nearby O'Hara's Pub in which every wall was covered with patches of all the fire departments that responded to 9/11 in some way. They came from all over the country.

[God luvs America]

I’ve never been to the museum. Soon after the memorial opened i was downtown and stopped by. I went to the plaque where my buddy Joe Spor/FDNY had his name listed. I could only stay for ten minutes and i had to leave- not because i was in a rush but because i could not take it anymore.

[Gay State Conservative]

In front of our small town's fire station there's a steel beam...twisted and damaged in other obvious ways...that is from the WTC. I asked a fireman once if it was real and he said yes.

[hemogoblin]

This appears to be a different museum, that's closing, from the huge one at the site of the twin towers footprints, where you actually go into the lower spaces of what was the WTC.


Just seeking to clarify things ...