This collection of area history, science and technology has been around, and barely updated since *I* was a child. My dad took us to this "museum" when we were kids. I was bored, bored, bored. Dad, of course, as most adults, had wanted to read all of the posted exhibits. In terms of touch, see, feel, do, there was not... More

The CREHST has good exhibits on the Hanford nuclear area, early Richland, and science. A great place for kids and/or adults.

The displays are rather small-town, but the volunteer hosts, who worked at the Hanford Engineering Works, running the reactors and the plutonium plant, and so on, are full of amazing stories. Snag one and spend an hour of real history.

This place was fantastic to visit. The exhibits are really well done! Best of all were the friendly, helpful staff/volunteers Cal, a volunteer gave us a fantastic docent guided tour. Another volunteer (whose name I don't recall) talked with us in the science exhibit about how certain things work. It was great. This museum is great for families and those... More

I stopped in here while visiting the Tri-Cities. Admission is a bargain, $4. The day I went, I was the only one in the building who was not an employee. There's lots of information about the building, use, and de-commisioning of the Hanford Nuclear Reservation. There is also a little information about the natural resources of the area. There is... More