The 911 Memorial: Past, Present and Future

Now with Shanksville, The Pentagon, and "How to Tour" the site + photo's of the Memorial opening

'Superb' 'Impressive' 'Unparalleled' 'You will want to spend a lot of time with this app' - Patrick Jordan, iPad Insight

'May be the best download for your iPad you ever made.' - Trevor Sheridan, Apple 'N' Apps

FEATURES:

Explore the construction of the Twin Towers. View videos of the site long before 9/11. Connect with the the day of 9/11/01 as it unfolds. And then, get an insider's view of "Reflecting Absence" Architect Michael Arad's powerful Memorial Plaza and twin Pools.

     -Exclusive interview with the creator of the Memorial, along with his sketches and photographs.

     -More than 40 videos, over an hour of original content, site tours, museum updates, and animations.

     -Over 400 high-resolution photographs, including large artifacts at Hanger 17, rare site construction images, and the landscaping of an urban forest with 400 white swamp oak trees.

     -Links to share, post, and connect with the National September 11th Memorial Museum site.


     -An interactive timeline from 2001 - updated as construction continues.

     -Never before seen video of the attacks on The World Trade Center.

"The 9/11 Memorial: Past, Present and Future" is a journey that you can take at your own pace, a rich tapestry of more than 40 original videos and 400 powerful still images.

The Memorial should be experienced in person. This App provides an intimate, personal, self-directed exploration.

Created and curated by Author/Filmmaker Steven Rosenbaum - scenes from his award-winning documentary "7 Days in September" are included as well.

Critical reviews:

"This app offers a superb look at what seems destined to become an important national landmark."

"It includes never-seen-before videos, photographs, interviews and text that document the Memorial."

"superb photographs"
"heart-rending tribute videos"
"good information on visiting the memorial"

"I could easily see this app ending up in US classrooms, as part of the materials to be used when covering 9/11 in history classes."

Patrick Jordan, IPad Insight

MORE INFO:
WWW.911MemorialApp.com