National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
Keenan worked for Stone and Webster Engingeering Corporation.
Attended Tri-State College.
William Nierenberg was an accomplished theoretical physicist and oceanographer, who is known for his work in magnetic resonance and low-energy nuclear physics.
D. H. Edwards worked at the 300 Area at Hanford during the Manhattan Project.
August “Gus” Knuth was a millwright and carpenter who helped construct Chicago Pile-1. He was present on December 2, 1942 when the pile went critical in the first self-sustaining chain reaction in history.
