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American Museum of Science and Energy
300 South Tulane Avenue - Oak Ridge, TN 37830 - 865- 576-3200
Discover how 75,000 people kept a secret in Oak Ridge during World War II. Learn about the
Oak Ridge's leading-edge technology that continues to earn the U.S. the title "Super Power."
From a "Hair Raising" experience to the "Atom Smasher" live demonstrations, audiovisuals,
machines, and devices will keep you entertained and educated. |
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DOE Facilities Public Tour
300 South
Tulane Avenue - Oak
Ridge, TN 37830 - 865- 576-3200
This bus tour has guide commentary on
the history of science and technology at the three Department of Energy Oak
Ridge facilities. Register at the American Museum of Science and Energy in Oak
Ridge beginning at 9 a.m. Monday through Friday, except government holidays
(July 4-5 and Labor Day). Participants sign-in for tour on the day they wish to
go. First come, first serve. Space limited. Tour departs at 12 noon and returns
at 2:30 p.m. Off the bus stops include New Bethel Church and Graphite Reactor,
both at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the East Tennessee Technology Park
(formerly K-25 Site) Overlook. Some restrictions apply.
Download a brochure (pdf file) |
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East Tennessee Technological Park Overlook
Hwy. 58, - Oak Ridge, TN 377830 - 865- 574-9683
View the historic former Manhattan Project Facility in this overlook that features pictures, historic displays and video. |
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Secret City Excursion Train
Hwy. 58 - East Tennessee Technology Park - Oak Ridge, TN 37830 - 865- 241-2140
Ride the Atomic Train on a 12-mile tour through the once secret K-25 Manhattan Project site and enjoy the scenic beauty of the Blair Community. |
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Oak Ridge Audio Tour
115 Welcome Lane - Clinton, TN 37716 - 865-457-4547
In 1942, the world was at war. Tennessee was gearing up, as was the rest of the nation, to do its part in the war effort. No one knew then that a small valley in East Tennessee would play such a big role in ending World War II. Explore Historic Oak Ridge at your own pace with the new Oak Ridge Driving Tour available on compact disc or cassette. Compact Discs and Cassettes are available to own or rent at the Anderson County Tourism Council. CD's can be purchased for $12, and tapes can be purchased for $10. The tour can also be rented for $12, with a $7 refund when the tour is returned.
Click Here for Brochure. |
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Historic Jackson Square/Greenwich Village
East Tennessee Avenue - Oak Ridge, TN 37830 - 865- 482-8450
The original town site of Oak Ridge built during the Manhattan Project. Now features unique shopping, dining and historic displays. |
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International Friendship Bell
Badger Avenue - Oak Ridge, TN 37830
The first monument between a U.S. Manhattan Project city and Japan, the bell serves as an expression of hope for everlasting peace. |
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