After braving the Hudson River this weekend for the annual Navy SEAL Foundation New York City SEAL Swim—starting at the Statue of Liberty, swimming to Battery Park, and finishing with a run to the #911Memorial—military members, law enforcement, and fellow participants paused to

In honor of #NationalAviationWeek, the #911Museum is proud to offer complimentary admission for active and retired flight crewmembers, passenger service members, and their guests from August 18–24 during regular operating hours. Flight crew credentials required. Reserve your

RT @NCSSNetwork: [Sponsored by @Sept11Memorial] Hear first-hand stories and chat with Museum educators in real-time during the free 9/11 An….

Tatyana Bakalinskaya moved to the United States from Ukraine with her family in 1994, settling in New York City with her husband, Anatoliy, and their daughter. Bakalinskaya worked out daily at the gym and studied to become a hairdresser. At Marsh & McLennan, she was a hostess

Kilala Yamamoto, a 9/11 Memorial & Museum intern, shares her father's September 11 story for the first time. He was employed as a network analyst in the North Tower but happened to be working from home that fateful day. Had he been in the office, Kilala might never have been

From the Collection: Recovered fire helmet belonging to Firefighter Kevin M. Prior. Long Island native Kevin M. Prior joined his local fire department’s junior unit at age 14. He went on to make a career as a firefighter with FDNY Squad 252. Outside of work, Prior fished and

The tragedy of 9/11 claimed lives from more than 90 nations—a loss that continues to be felt around the world. Nearly 24 years later, the global community remains united in remembrance. World leaders often visit the 9/11 Memorial to honor those who were killed. Recently, the

On September 11, mark the 24th anniversary of the attacks by joining us in digital commemoration. Snap a photo of the sky wherever you are and share it on social media to show that we’re all connected underneath it. Learn more:

One month from today, the #911Memorial & Museum will lead the world in the remembrance of those we lost 24 years ago on 9/11. To learn more about the commemoration, Tribute in Light, and how you can support our mission: #NeverForget911

Born in Gastonia, North Carolina, Sara Clark lived in Columbia, Maryland, with her fiancé, John. She had raised two children. A public school teacher for 36 years, Clark taught sixth grade at Backus Middle School in Washington, D.C. On 9/11, Clark boarded Flight 77 with one of

Join students and educators worldwide for the 9/11 Anniversary Digital Learning Experience—a FREE on-demand program commemorating 24 years since the attacks. Featuring a 30-minute film with powerful firsthand stories—from a window washer’s escape to a young girl’s journey

Today, on #PurpleHeartDay, we honor the courage and sacrifice of the U.S. service members who have been wounded or killed in combat. At the #911Memorial & Museum, we remember those who served and continue to serve in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. Many Purple Heart recipients

Nearly 24 years after 9/11, three more 9/11 victims have been identified through the tireless efforts of New York City's Office of Chief Medical Examiner. As the anniversary of the attacks nears, we extend our deepest gratitude to the OCME for this enduring commitment to all the

#OnthisDay in 1974, Philippe Petit captivated the world with a daring act of art and balance—walking a high wire strung between the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center. Without permission and with extraordinary planning and precision, Petit spent 45 minutes suspended in the

Growing up in Brooklyn, Sanford Stoller played pinball, handball, and paddleball and was known as "the Mongoose" for his speed. He retained the nickname as an adult living in West Brighton Beach with his wife, Trudy, and their two sons. Stoller worked as a systems analyst at

Today, on the 235th birthday of the United States Coast Guard, we honor the bravery, dedication, and unwavering service of the men and women who safeguard our nation's shores. At the #911Memorial & Museum, we remember the Coast Guard’s heroic response on and after 9/11. Amid

The #TwinTowers weren’t just part of the skyline—they were the skyline. Symbols of ambition, strength, and the relentless energy of #NewYorkCity. They stood as a reminder of what’s possible when vision meets determination. Still etched in memory, still shaping the spirit of a

Flowers were placed at the #SurvivorTree on the #911Memorial to honor the four innocent people, including NYPD Officer Didarul Islam, senselessly killed in Monday’s attack in midtown Manhattan. Our thoughts are with the victims’ families, their loved ones and colleagues, and the

Robert and Kathleen Shearer lived in New Hampshire in a house they had custom built. The couple had two grown children. Kathleen, a retired doll maker, was also a skilled quilter. Robert, a retired engineer, taught computer classes and enjoyed tending the lawn of their new home.

After evacuating from her office on the 47th floor of the North Tower, Wachovia employee Semi Selita had just reached the street when the South Tower began to collapse. She and a friend ran from the approaching dust cloud and took refuge in a nearby store as it passed. They