Gallery: Get a Look at the 9/11 Museum, Finally Opening This Summer
Image: 9/11 Museum01Overlook to West Chamber
When the 9/11 Memorial Museum opens to the public in May, it will be filled with artifacts pulled from the rubble of the attacks.
02Pavilion exterior - night By Amy Dreher
03Intro Vesey Street Stair- Thinc Design with Local Projects
Image: Amy Weisser04FDNY Ambulance-Credit Amy Weisser
A FDNY ambulance that was on the scene.
Image: Jin Lee05Rescue and Recovery- Credit Jin Lee
Hard hats worn by rescue and recovery workers
Image: 9/11 Museum06Memorial Exhibition 1 Thinc Design with Local Projects
The Memorial Exhibition will showcase nearly 3,000 portraits of people who lost their lives during the attacks.
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Personal artifacts like shoes and watches will be on display.
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Each person will be remembered with a photo, a short biography and a remembrance from a family member or friend.
Image: 9/11 Museum09WTC site recovery efforts courtesy Thinc Design with Local Projects
This Historical Exhibition walks visitors through the events of the day and puts them in historical context.
Image: 9/11 Museum10West Chamber with Last Column-Rendering Squared Design Lab
The Last Column is a 36-foot-high steel beam that was the last to be removed from Ground Zero. It's covered in mementos and memorial inscriptions.
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Image: Jin Lee12Damange Phone Booth- Credit Jin Lee
A damaged phone booth.
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