The rich tradition of challenge coins, dating back to World War I, encapsulates the spirit of camaraderie among service members and first responders. Beyond mere tokens, these coins serve as powerful symbols of unity, forging enduring bonds and commemorating shared experiences.…

On 9/11, NASA astronaut Frank L. Culbertson, Jr. was the only American not on the planet that day. Over 200 miles above Earth - inside the International Space Station - Culbertson could see smoke billowing over NYC.

🏆 On Wednesday, our work with the 9/11 Memorial & Museum won an award in the Educational & Cultural Institutions category at the #SABREAwards NA ceremony!

The 9/11 Memorial & Museum’s educational programs bring lessons of 9/11 directly into classrooms across America. Our “I Teach…

Today marks a pivotal moment in history – the anniversary of the military raid that led to the death of Osama bin Laden, the perpetrator of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The tireless dedication and perseverance of the individuals involved in the years long search for the leaders of…

Born in Springfield, Massachusetts, Sheila Hein lived in University Park, Maryland, with her partner, Peggy. In her free time, Hein enjoyed gardening in her backyard. After serving as a military photographer for 10 years, Hein developed new skills and worked as a civilian analyst…

In May, we will honor and spotlight various agencies that played a part in the rescue and recovery efforts at Ground Zero. Coinciding with #NationalCorrectionalOfficersWeek , we welcome all Corrections Officers on May 6 for #CommunityMonday where they qualify for free tickets to…

Join us tomorrow for our next public program “Al-Qaeda: A Threat Evolved?” where defense policy researcher and counterterrorism expert, Sara Harmouch, and #911Museum Director Clifford Chanin will discuss the relationship between al-Qaeda and the Taliban, the current standing of…

From the Collection: Recovered World Trade Center identification card issued to Long Island native Mark H. Rosen at Sandler O'Neill & Partners.

Rosen lived in West Islip with his wife, Patricia, and their two school-age children. Rosen also had a teenage son, with whom he…

On Sunday, the 9/11 Memorial & Museum held their 12th annual #911memorial5k . Thousands participated in the race, which honors September 11 victims and heroes and follows the path first responders took to Ground Zero.

April marks a special time to honor those behind the uniform - military children. Military children often experience quick changes based on their parents' deployment; they must navigate a new home, leaving friends and making new ones, and all the complicated emotions that may…

On April 28, thousands gathered in lower #Manhattan for our 12th annual #911Memorial5K , presented by @OneRXR. Following the path first responders took to Ground Zero on 9/11 and in its aftermath, each participant did their part to remember and honor the victims and heroes.

This is your LAST CHANCE to sign up for the 12th annual #911Memorial5k , presented by @One_RXR! Registration closes TONIGHT at 11:59 p.m. EST! Rain or shine, don’t miss out on the opportunity to take part in this meaningful and iconic event. Register now: ow.ly/bQpf50RmvLf

Get out and enjoy the beautiful spring weather with us on 4/28 at the #911Memorial5K , presented by @OneRXR! A meaningful way to remember and honor 9/11's victims and heroes, this iconic lower Manhattan race follows the path first responders took to access Ground Zero. Sign up…

Today, on #EarthDay , we reflect on the importance of sustainability and protecting our environment. Designed to conserve energy, water, and other resources, did you know the #911Memorial is one of the most sustainable, green plazas ever constructed? Learn What's 'Green' About the…

Celebrating #VolunteerRecognitionDay ! The #911Memorial & Museum would not be able to further our mission without our volunteers. To show our gratitude, our Pres. & CEO Beth Hillman & Visionary Logan Miller hosted a Thank You Ceremony, honoring contributions and milestones.

Today marks the 29th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 and injured more than 600 – the deadliest act of terrorism on U.S. soil prior to 9/11. Relatives of Oklahoma City victims came to serve as a great source of strength for those who lost loved ones in the…

A Tribute to Bravery, a Symbol of Unity: Embark on a journey through history at the #911Museum , where the iconic U.S. flag, flown over Ground Zero on that fateful day, stands as a testament to resilience. Now, you have the chance to embrace this profound symbol of hope by…

From Stars of Hope activities to performances from the West Point Band, the fun doesn’t end just because you made it past the #911Memorial5K finish line! Join us for our finish line celebration where you, your family, and friends can enjoy perks like free tickets to the…

For #NationalVolunteerMonth , #911Memorial & Museum staff members recently volunteered at The Bowery Mission to give back to our local community.