Established 2014 | Phone +1 509-943-4100 | |
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Location 1943 Columbia Park Trail
Richland, Washington Type History, natural history Address 1943 Columbia Park Trail, Richland, WA 99352, USA Hours Open today · 10AM–4:30PMWednesday10AM–4:30PMThursday10AM–4:30PMFriday10AM–4:30PMSaturday10AM–4:30PMSundayClosedMondayClosedTuesday10AM–4:30PM Similar The REACH, Hanford Reach, Badger Mountain Centenni, Three Rivers Conventi, Badger Mountain | ||
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The Hanford Reach Interpretive Center, also known as The Reach Museum, is a museum and visitor center for Hanford Reach National Monument located in Richland, Washington. The center tells a story of the cultural, natural, and scientific history of the Handford Reach Site and Columbia Basin area, as well as promoting tourism.
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- Features
- Building
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The Columbia River Exhibition of History, Science, and Technology (CREHST) was the predecessor that transitioned into what is now the Handford Reach Interpretive Center.
The Center opened on July 1, 2014.
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Features
The center is host to two main exhibit galleries. The exhibit in gallery one tells a story of the history of Hanford Reach and the surrounding area. Gallery two presents the story of the Handford Site early days and its role in the Manhattan Project. The center also hosts a rotating exhibit which tells various stories of local history. The center also has an outdoor stage for various events and musicals. Educational activities are also offered by the center, from camps for kids to current environmental forums. The center also hosts off site tours to several local areas.
Building
The center has a 14,000 square foot ground floor which contains the galleries, rotating exhibit, a great hall, and a store. The center has seen approximately 70,000 visitors since opening in July 2014, and has work with about 15,000 students as of December, 2015.
The project development lasted more than 10 years and had several bid phases. Construction on the facility started in 2013.