Hanford Reach Interpretive Center

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• The REACH Museum is the first stop to discover what makes the Columbia Basin and Tri-Cities so unique. As a natural history museum, visitor center, event venue, art gallery and performing arts center, the REACH serves as a gateway to the richness of our culture, heritage, arts, and sciences. Once inside the REACH Museum, visitors also see why were a touchstone for our Richland, WA community and surrounding, being a center for special celebrations that build families and community. Our perch, overlooking the Columbia River gives a birds-eye view of one of the most magnificent natural resources in the United States. Our engaging and educational storytelling looks through the lens of the mighty Columbia, the lifeblood of our region. We focus on the Ice Age Floods; the Tribes of the Plateau; the Shrub Steppe Ecosystem; the Early Settlers, Grand Coulee Dam and the Columbia Basin Project; the Manhattan Project; the Hanford Reach National Monument; Hanford Cleanup; and Renewable Energy through Nuclear and Hydro Power. Throughout the building, visitors will witness our commitment to early learning and literacy. We have retrofit our current exhibits for the under-five crowd with games, puzzles and books to enjoy! And finally, a visit to the REACH Museum would not be complete without a ride in our newly refurbished Cold War bus. A real Hanford relic able to take visitors on tour of our local Manhattan Project Alphabet Houses! If theres time, our driver will make a quick stop at the Spudnuts Shop, a tradition in Richland since 1948!
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  Headquarters:1943 Columbia Park Trail , Richland, Washington, United States

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  Phone Number: +1 509-221-1520

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  Website: https://www.visitthereach.org

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  Employees:7

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  Revenue:$1 - 10M

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  Legal Name:Hanford Reach Interpretive Center

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• |  NAICS Code: 813319  |

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