Historical Events

A Must See,Where It All Started

No spectacular scenery, but this National Historic Site will make you cry. If you care about human rights and racism, this is your monument. The cemetery is the highlight. Ansel Adams thought so too. One of the few places where you can stand where Adams did and see the view he shot, still unchanged.

Make sure you get your FREE passes online prior to going. They sell out often.

Donations: Admission to the Memorial is free of charge, but we accept and appreciate donations to support and maintain the 9/11 Memorial, as well as the 9/11 Memorial Museum, which will open in 2012. Donations can be made on our website and at the 9/11 Memorial Visitor Center at 90 West St. urce: 9/11 Memorial Upcoming Visit Email

Tribute Items: We understand that many visitors may want to leave personal objects or tributes near the Memorial parapets. Should you choose to bring tribute items, please note that they will be subject to security screening. Items larger than 8”x17”x19” will not be permitted and no storage is available at the Memorial. For a complete list of items not permissible on the Memorial, click here. In an effort to help ensure the Memorial’s continued maintenance, it is prohibited to throw or place anything in the Memorial pools. Source: 9/11 Memorial Upcoming Visit Email

A must do if your in Oahu.