9/11 Memorial Museum Staff Tweet Anecdotes about the Historic Institution

The Museum pavilion is seen from across the north reflecting pool on a sunny day at Memorial plaza.
The 9/11 Memorial Museum pavilion, as seen from the North Pool (Photo by Amy Dreher)

In anticipation of the 9/11 Memorial Museum opening this spring, the Museum staff will take to Twitter, sharing memorable moments, experiences and aspirations of the Museum.

Exhibition Coordinator Alicia DiCristina writes, "Each day on site, I see years of plans come to life in new and unexpected ways."

To read more insider tweets from Museum staff, follow @Sept11Memorial every #MuseumMonday.

Margaret Barng, 9/11 Memorial Deputy Communications Manager

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