Saralea Peddicord

C. L. Dillworth

Frederick T. Hobbs

Frederick Hobbs worked for the United States Engineer District Office.

Richard Baker

Dr. Richard Baker worked at the Ames Laboratory before transferring to Los Alamos. Considered the father of plutonium chemistry, Baker had a long career at the Los Alamos National Laboratory.

William G. Hudgins

William G. (“Bill”) Hudgins spent most of childhood years in New Mexico. He first heard about a secret wartime laboratory at Los Alamos in 1943, when he was a student at the University of New Mexico.