oklahoma city national memorial & museum

是我们第二次去俄克拉何马市国家纪念馆。这一次,我们是跟一大群老人一起去的。在外面为我们解说的护林员真的非常优秀——知识丰富。第一次来时,我们没有听到护林员的解说,而且这个年轻人还向我们介绍了很多之前我们没有听过的内容。很值得花时间去听他解说。里面增添了新的项目和展品。对于来自奥克拉荷马的人而言,那悲惨的一天真的非常发人深省。

国家纪念区的玻璃椅子一下子就把人震住了,让我自然而然想起了那些在袭击中丧生的人。整个公园区域规划得非常合理,游客一看便知那些不幸失去生命的人和幸存者。即使你不想看博物馆,那来公园里停留半个小时,感受一下这些苦难的历史的沉重感也会让你不虚此行。

你不用在这里花很长的时间,就是简单的停留一下,当做纪念一下这个悲剧。有的时候这里会被人遗忘。从市中心到纪念碑的路很好找,非常值得大家来看看。

纪念碑的外表保存的很好,管理员的介绍让我了解了这个标志的内涵和意义。参观纪念碑是免费的,有管理员介绍的时候去比较好。里面的博物馆也很不错,值得门票的价格。

由于时间原因,我不能进到博物馆里面了,只能逛一下纪念堂。纪念堂很漂亮,陈列整洁。我承认我只是走马观花地看了看。把如此令人震惊的东西做得如此精美和平和真的非常不易。虽然我们受伤了,但是不曾被破坏。这里非常棒,记得带上相机。

The museum is chronologically-organized, moving from the horrific tragedy's first blast on that April day of 1995 through to the convictions of the perpetrators and the aftermath in OKC. The memorial outside is beautiful with a reflecting pool and an excellent talk from a park ranger explaining various symbolic features of the memorial. Poignant, informative, and impressive, this memorial will remind visitors of OKC's resilience and of the bravery of its first responders, as well as the danger of radical groups who commit acts of terror and slaughter for the sake of their twisted ideology.

This is a powerful memorial. Small enough for everyone to walk around in, large enough to make the feeling clear. I can't believe it's been 20 years.

The museum takes you to that very day, giving you quite an insight into what it was like there that very date. Very moving.

This sight will leave you absolutely speechless. Its the kind of place where everyone whispers out of respect.

I have visited the memorial several times, but finally went to the museum on my most recent visit. The museum is very high-quality with multi-media exhibits throughout the museum that have more information than you could possibly hope to read. Some of the more powerful elements of the experience are the room where you listen to an actual recording of the bombing from a meeting in a nearby building, and the next room which is styled to look like debris and includes artifacts retrieved from the wreckage. Do sit down at some of the computer touch-screen stations to listen to interviews from survivors, rescuers, and media personnel about their experiences, and information on the victims of the bombing. We did not allow ourselves enough time for the extensive exhibits and had to push our lunch very late, so plan ahead to take at least 3 hours for the museum. The only concern I had was I felt there was a little too much information on the perpetrators of the bombing, whom I feel should be forgotten rather than immortalized by history.

Very interesting and sad experience of what happened in 1995, a lot of detail has been included in this memorial, state of the art computer displays and footage from the day including the artifacts, official sound recordings including the moment it happened. They even have Mcveigh's car. There is a room dedicated to the people who have gone including the children, I found this difficult to visit but i think this has been done well. I would call this an attraction more of a place to to pay your respects.

I visited this national memorial with friends a few different times. As I walked through the park where the federal building used to stand, it was heart breaking to see all of these chairs knowing that each chair represents a mom, dad or kid lost there. They will be remembered by all of us. May God bless Oklahoma and America. Please do visit here if you come to OKC.

Amazing museum. Interactive exhibits and very informative. They had some construction going on while I was there but other than that very moving place. Definitely visit if you are in oklahoma city.

I urge anyone to go and visit. It was a horrible day for every Oklahoman bit it's a very nice place to go to remember all of the fallen. Once you walk up to the grounds it really hits home what had happened. Stop and take time to read stuff on the fence and all around. The museum is awesome and well worth your money. It's up to you of coarse but the museum did have a room you went into that has a recording of the day of the bombing and its very touching and emotional to hear so think it over before you take your kids in there. Overall a great place.

Very moving, must see site in Oklahoma City. Be sure to bring Kleenex. I have been twice and it is just as touching the second time as it was the first.