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Nearly 200 years ago, the Corps of Volunteers for Northwest Discovery, more commonly known as the Lewis and Clark Expedition, traveled through the Snake and Columbia River Basins searching for answers in the uncharted territory of the West. …continue reading about Lewis and Clark – Scientists in Buckskin

The Houses that Hanford Built

Richland’s “Alphabet Houses,” designed by a regional architect and built by the federal government, are now recognized as important architectural and historical accomplishments. Seldom is a city conjured from the dust the way that Richland was, nor has there ever been as coordinated a design for living. …continue reading about ABC Homes

Dupus Boomer was a cartoon character who came to life in 1945 and provided colorful commentary on housing and working conditions for Richland residents during World War II and the Cold War. …continue reading about Dupus Boomer

1940s Trailer Living in the Tri-Cities

This outdoor exhibit features an original 1940s trailer from the North Richland construction camp. During and following World War II, small silver trailers offered less than 150 square feet of living space to accommodate an average of 3.7 people. …continue reading about BOOMERS ON WHEELS ©