National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
Walt Grisham grew up on a farm at Hanford in the 1930s. He was serving in the Air Force in England during World War II when his parents were informed that they would need to leave the farm – the site was being requisitioned for the Manhattan Project.
Arthur S. Olson was a laborer at the University of Chicago’s Metallurgical Laboratory (“Met Lab”) during the Manhattan Project.
Otto Frisch (1904-1979) was an Austrian-born physicist. Frisch joined the Manhattan Project in 1943, but his most important contribution to the project came in 1940 in England.
