9/11 Museum's Mission: Preserving Voices of Victims and First Responders

The 9/11 attacks killed nearly 3,000 people; the museum memorializes victims and first responders affected by the tragedy.

On the ground where nearly three thousand lives ended in a single morning, a museum now stands as civilization's answer to forgetting — a place where the irreducible particularity of each person lost is held against the erosion of time. The 9/11 Museum, built at the foot of where the Twin Towers once rose over lower Manhattan, has taken on one of the most demanding tasks a society can assign itself: to transform mass tragedy into individual testimony, and to make that testimony available to generations who were not there to witness it. Its curators, educators, and archivists work at the inters

9/11 Museum's Mission: Preserving Voices of Victims and First Responders

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