Thank you so much for those of us that don't live nearby ❤️🇺🇸

Wow I can't believe how massive those buildings were. Thank you for the tour, rest in peace everyone lost that day

We will never forget that time we still remember those painful memories, R.I.P those innocent people who are lost their lives in 9/11 event

Dearest Tom, thank you for taking us along with you. 22 years that seem like just yesterday 😢 Every single soul will be forever in our thoughts 🕊️🤍

I was on shift at a fire department in Tennessee. I was watching the TV coverage after the first aircraft hit, then saw the second one hit on live TV. The whole city where I worked was eerily quiet that day. It was as if everyone else was glued to their TV's also.

God Bless all those families of the victims that perished on 911. I was 25 at the time. I remember it all VIVIDLY. Each time I see a beautiful sunny day I REMEMBER. Being a fellow New Yorker, every time I cross the Bridges into Manhattan, I REMEMBER. I was in shock over it for a long long time. When I finally realized this was REAL was in 2014 when I first visited the North and South pools seeing all the names. I miss the Towers immensely. But the Freedom tower is Very SHARP LOOKING. A sentimental gift to ALL the people who we lost and a reminder, NEVER NEVER FORGET.

The unbelief,the denil, the fear, the sick feeling, the need to call your loved ones, being frozen to the TV, the tears, the knowing your life has now changed forever.....it all comes back on 9/11 ever year. 😢😢😢🙏😩😱

I remember 9/11 i was 9 years old when it happened

❤❤ I Will Never Forget That Day❤❤ 🙏🙏

I was 4 when it happened I was at school. My teacher told the whole class to come in. We were crying

Your best tour yet Tom. I was in town 3 weeks and went there for the 4th or 5th time...and its just as moving every time. Its a place every American needs to visit at least once. Thanks for sharing...

Always in our thoughts 🤍🇺🇲

I'm from Brazil, but I love New York and on this date I have that feeling that it's a different day than others. I've never been to the United States but I feel like I'm a New York resident. Giants and Knicks fan. My dream is to visit this city before leaving. My deepest condolences to everyone who lost important people on that sad day. #NeverForget

We ALL feel the pain of NYC... GOD BLESS

May they rest in Peace 🙏💙. Thank you. 👍🙏

Dear Tom. Thank you very much for taking us to this memorial. I remember 9/11 as if it were yesterday. It was a nightmare for New York, its people, and your entire country. Here in Germany, the TV program was interrupted after the first tower was hit. I just couldn't believe what I was seeing. The many people who have died, it just makes me infinitely sad.Greetings from Beate from Germany

I was a freshman in high school in California that day. I got up at 5:50am to go to school at 7am for early morning band practice. I turned on the TV and saw the first tower already in flames. The newscasters were saying that there was smoke in the tower, possibly due to an accidental plane crash into the tower. When the second plane hit, the newscasters were stunned silent and didn’t know what to make of it. I remember I went numb. My parents told me not to get scared and I went on to school that day. That morning at school, there was no band practice, no teacher had lecture. All day, we were glued to the classroom TV. We went class to class and the TV was on. By the end of the day, when it was revealed that it was a terrorist attack our teachers were talking about the very real possibility about going to war.

Remembering 9/11 🇺🇸 .

An excellent walk around tour. Exactly what I wanted to see. They built a perfect memorial to what was the worse day in history. I love the sculpture at 11:12.

Thank you, Tom, for this solemn beautiful walk.

May we never forgot, and always remember 🙏 🎗 ❤😢

thank you for the solemn tour on this anniversary. i enjoy your nightly tours and talk, but this did not need any comment. thank you for your time today

That's a beautiful memorial wall. I don't recall seeing it when I was in NYC. I was 13 at the time & of course we watched the live coverage in school. #NeverForget

🙏 🫂 🙏 Oh so heartbreaking to watch. When you showed the memorial pictures of the firefighters with sirens in the back ground, in real time. Being at ground zero you really realize the magnitude of this horrific terrorist attack. God bless all of the heavy hearts today and give us all renewed strength and faith as we remember. 🙏 😔 🙏

Never Forget ❤ Thanks Tom

Thank you for another great video, Tom!

The man in the red bandana always makes my cry

🙏🏾🙏🏾

It's hard to believe the devastation and destruction that happened here on that day. Even to this day, the people who walk on that ground know and will not forget. You can see on their faces. The most shocking event the world has ever witnessed live on TV. I intend to travel from the UK on the 25th anniversary to pay my respects. Starting to save my money now.

I was 8 years old when it happened

🇺🇸 God Bless America Keep US safe 🇺🇸

They are in PEACE 🕊️🙏🏼🙌🙏🏼🕊️

May they all rest in peace.

From time to time I think to myself that "Damn, I really can't believe this Ish happened"! MAN!! SMH

I was in 5th grade when I first found out about 9/11. It was 10:00 am in my art class at McDonald’ Elementary school, my regular teacher came to return us to our regular class and I overheard her asking the art teacher if he heard what had happened. He said yes he heard it on the radio. Then next thing I knew school day ended early and everyone’s parents came to pick their students up. I’m from Michigan but I remember on that day every school dismissed students early.

♥

❤❤❤ 🇺🇸 🇺🇲 🇺🇸

I know these emergency worker saved 100s probably 1000s of lives, but in saying that they lost their own, they weren’t even their, and as weak as it is from me, I wiuld not enter that building after they were hit.. true heroes on those plaques

Never forget.

I remember going with my dad to the world trade center when i was 10 years old in 1996 so he could attend a meeting an everyone was so nice, and the lady nancy took me for ice cream until they were finished and it was so beautiful out, that was such a fun day and then 5 years later staying home from school living in south philly 911 happened...worse day ever #NeverForget 😔

God Bless America 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Our driver was stuck in Somerset, Pa and couldn't make any deliveries because they shut the town down. This was after flight 93 crashed not too far away.

🙏

#NeverForget

❤️ 🇨🇦 ❤️ Also thank you so much Tom for taking the time and sharing this with us. Much love and thanks. 💙 🫂 💙

💐💐🙏🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳

That was alot of firefighters 🚒 😳 omg

🕊🤍

there s my college down there bmcc

@Walks & Wallstreet I Will Newer forget That What Happend

Hello what day did u go a month because a lot people not wearing sweaters I know for the fact is very cold

Thanks for sharing this, Thomas. ❤🤍💙