Interested in learning more about the history of Los Alamos?
Listed below is an evolving list of resources and short summaries.
Los Alamos Historical Society
Our Museum Shop carries some of the best books related to the History of Los Alamos.
Voices of the Manhattan Project
"Voices of the Manhattan Project" is a joint project by the Atomic Heritage Foundation and the Los Alamos Historical Society to create a public archive of our oral history collections of Manhattan Project veterans and their families.
"Voices of the Manhattan Project" is a joint project by the Atomic Heritage Foundation and the Los Alamos Historical Society to create a public archive of our oral history collections of Manhattan Project veterans and their families.
Other Resources
Manhattan Project National Historical Park
Looking for someone who worked in Los Alamos during the Manhattan Project?
The Atomic Heritage Foundation
509th Composite Group
Los Alamos Bradbury Science Museum
Po'Woh'Geh' Owingeh and the Manhattan Project: an interactive map of Pueblo de San Ildefonso sites connected to the Manhattan Project
Albuquerque's National Museum of Nuclear Science and History
"Dad and the Manhattan Project" photos and documents
How the Manhattan Project got its name (New York Times)
Department of Energy's Manhattan Project: An Interactive History
Department of Energy's Eye Witness to History on the Trinity blast
American Museum of Science and Energy, Oak Ridge, Tennessee
Convention and Visitors Bureau, Oak Ridge, Tennessee
Hanford REACH Interpretive Center, Richland, Washington
B Reactor Museum Association, Richland, Washington
Looking for someone who worked in Los Alamos during the Manhattan Project?
The Atomic Heritage Foundation
509th Composite Group
Los Alamos Bradbury Science Museum
Po'Woh'Geh' Owingeh and the Manhattan Project: an interactive map of Pueblo de San Ildefonso sites connected to the Manhattan Project
Albuquerque's National Museum of Nuclear Science and History
"Dad and the Manhattan Project" photos and documents
How the Manhattan Project got its name (New York Times)
Department of Energy's Manhattan Project: An Interactive History
Department of Energy's Eye Witness to History on the Trinity blast
American Museum of Science and Energy, Oak Ridge, Tennessee
Convention and Visitors Bureau, Oak Ridge, Tennessee
Hanford REACH Interpretive Center, Richland, Washington
B Reactor Museum Association, Richland, Washington
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