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M ANHATTAN P ROJECT N ATIONAL H ISTORICAL P ARK Manhattan Project NHP Authorized December 2014 Established November 2015 409 th National Park Service (NPS) unit Three-state park: Tennessee, Washington, New Mexico P ARK P URPOSE


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MANHATTAN PROJECT NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK

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  • Authorized December 2014
  • Established November 2015
  • 409th National Park Service (NPS) unit
  • Three-state park: Tennessee, Washington, New Mexico

Manhattan Project NHP

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PARK PURPOSE

Managed in partnership by the Department of Energy and the National Park Service, Manhattan Project National Historical Park preserves and interprets the nationally significant historic sites, stories, and legacies associated with the top-secret race to develop an atomic weapon during World War II, and provides access to these sites consistent with the mission of the Department of Energy.

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1 Park, 2 Agencies, 3 Locations

  • DOE responsibilities include: facility ownership and

management, historic preservation, public access to the park facilities, and visitor safety.

  • NPS responsibilities include: interpretation,

education, and community outreach. NPS also serves in an advisory role for historic preservation.

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  • Multi-state, Multi-agency
  • No NPS land or property ownership.
  • Partnerships with local governments, private

landowners, and non-profit organizations.

A Partnership Park

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FOUNDATION DOCUMENT

  • Completed January 2017.
  • Identifies park purpose, significance, fundamental

resource and values, and interpretive themes.

  • Result of public input from all 3 communities & NPS/DOE

workshop.

  • Available on park website.
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Building a New Park

Current Projects at the Hanford Unit:

  • Volunteer program development
  • Community engagement
  • Education program development
  • Modest interpretive media projects
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Volunteer Program

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Volunteer Program

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Community Engagement

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Community Engagement

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Community Engagement

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Community Engagement

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Community Engagement

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Education Program

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Education Program

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Education Program

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Interpretation Projects

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Interpretation Projects

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Interpretation Projects

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Park-wide Projects

Visitor Access Plan

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Park-wide Projects

Park Video

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Park-wide Projects

Behind the Scenes

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Looking beyond FY18 and planning for the future

  • Continue to build and expand education,

interpretation, and community outreach programs.

  • Comprehensive Interpretive Plan.
  • Digital Infrastructure development.
  • Parks in Focus program.
  • Continue to build park structure.

LOOKING AHEAD

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Community support and enthusiasm will continue to be the foundation of our success.

THE FUTURE HOLDS MANY POSSIBILITIES