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A Guide to the Manhattan Project in Washington State
The Washington guidebook explores the early history of Eastern Washington, Hanford sites utilized during the Manhattan Project, daily life in Hanford Engineer Works, and the complex WWII legacy of the region. Full of colorful photographs and stories, this guidebook is perfect for any reader interested in the role that Washington State played in the development of the atomic bomb.
64 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2011
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