Temporary Micro-Exhibit: The Greatest Maritime Evacuation-September 11, 2001
Explore the story of history's largest maritime rescue at the National Museum of the Great Lakes.
This micro-exhibit tells the powerful true story of September 11, 2001, when nearly half a million people escaped Lower Manhattan by water in less than nine hours using hundreds of vessels. Perfect for older kids and teens learning about heroism, history, and the Great Lakes' role in major events. On display through October 31, 2026.
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