We went into the museum and through security. It started off with pictures and details. 
We got to see some different pieces taken from the towers that were still somewhat intact. One of my favorites were these stairs. The story behind them is that these are the stairs people were able to escape the building from but they led outside and were told to run as fast as they could because of the falling debris. They're called the Survivior Stairs. 
Then there was this fire truck that was from the event. It was beaten up but it was one that was there trying to help at that time. 
At one point we entered the main exhibit but there was no photography allowed so I wasn't able to get pictures from that part. That part was amazing though. It was emotional and everyone was quiet when in there. You just kind of look around at all the artifacts, newspapers, recordings, letters, pieces from the buildings and it's just crazy that it happened. It makes you mad that someone could do that to your country. Also you can see the freedom tower (new World Trade Center) from a pretty far distance, more than a mile away. So that means you could've seen the Twin Towers from a far distance as well. When the towers were you hit, people from around the city could see but could do nothing about it to help because of distance. They could only watch. I would suggest that if you ever go to New York City, you have to see this museum. Anyways, we finished up looking around and left. Later on in the day, I just went down to Washingotn Square Park. It's basically my front yard. I walk out of my dorm building and it's a couple of steps away. I got there and they always have something different going on. There are these people that have these huge bubbles. It's so cool.
You can fit in them. 
Then there's this really cool indie band that plays every once in a while.
So I had a good day. Enjoyed it.
Here are some more pictures:
