National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
Joe White worked for the Tennessee Eastman Corporation at the Y-12 Plant.
George Graves was a technical advisor at Hanford, and so famous there that he inspired a poem: "We'd called up a tight design/ Hewn strictly to the longhairs' line.
William W. Atterson lived in Oak Ridge Tennessee and worked at the Y-12 plant where he was in charge of keeping the machine’s working and making sure the work place was running smoothly.
Duane Sewell began working with the Manhattan Project in 1941. He was one of the first people to arrive at Oak Ridge and experienced first-hand some of the difficulties there with cyclotrons and isotope separation.
