National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
Charles Williams worked for the United States Engineer District Office. He was a “very present help in time of trouble” in the early history of Oak Ridge, with his position in charge of warehousing and property he was one of the men who knew where everything was.
Rouse worked at the 100-D Reactor at Hanford during the Manhattan Project.
Clarence Johnson (1912-2012) was a Canadian-born chemical engineer. He was born in Alberta, Canada on November 24, 1912 to Swedish migrant parents.
