The Tasteless Crap That Fills The 9/11 Museum Gift Shop

The Tasteless Crap That Fills The 9/11 Museum Gift Shop

The National September 11 Memorial Museum opens to the public on May 21. It’s an important place of remembrance for the thousands of innocent people killed that infamous day in 2001. It also has a gift shop full of tasteless kitsch.

The purpose of the 9/11 museum shop is to raise money for the institution, which is certainly a noble goal. But many of the items there in come across as gross, callous consumer opportunism. It’s not just tacky — it’s offensive. Here’s just a handful of the items therein that will make your stomach churn.


German Shepherd Search & Rescue Dog ($20)

The Tasteless Crap That Fills The 9/11 Museum Gift Shop

9/11 Memorial Logo Charm ($65)

The Tasteless Crap That Fills The 9/11 Museum Gift Shop

Survivor Tree Mousepad ($15)

The Tasteless Crap That Fills The 9/11 Museum Gift Shop

Mug — Paul Jr. Designs Bike ($12)

The Tasteless Crap That Fills The 9/11 Museum Gift Shop

Water Bottle — Nalgene 9/11 HR ($21)

The Tasteless Crap That Fills The 9/11 Museum Gift Shop

Engraved Rectangular Sterling Silver Necklace ($70)

The Tasteless Crap That Fills The 9/11 Museum Gift Shop

Buttons — Tribute to the Dogs of 9/11 ($9)

The Tasteless Crap That Fills The 9/11 Museum Gift Shop

Darkness Hoodie ($39)

The Tasteless Crap That Fills The 9/11 Museum Gift Shop

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