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The creation of the atomic bomb was what put an end to WWII, but before its creation is was simply referred to as the “Manhattan Project.” The development of this weapon of war took place at three locations throughout the U.S. – New Mexico, Tennessee, and Washington. The latter was used to create material for the plutonium bomb and was the site of the Trinity test.

In order to build this site homeowners and Natives were unlawfully removed from their tribal lands and 51,000 people were employed to work at the Hanford Site. Today, visitors can tour the Hanford Hanford B-Reactor Historic Landmark and its Visitor Center to learn about this pivotal moment in history.

2000 Logston Boulevard, Richland, WA, Phone: 509-376-1647

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